Thursday, April 23, 2015

Dry Ice Blasting Works Best For Mould Remediation

A mould is a kind of fungus that survives on organic matter. It requires water and moisture to start growing and thrives on things like oxygen, food, and warm temperatures.  It can be expected to develop after fire and flood restoration as well as places affected by poor plumbing and maintenance that include leaks and water dripping from places like pipes and windows. It starts eating up the materials it survives on and grows on things like wood, soil, food, plasters, paper, tiles, and even in fabrics, paints, dust and wallpapers and carpets.
They can inhabit our homes and workplaces and can be a menace to deal because, unless moulds are removed from the roots, they tend to grow back. So it is absolutely necessary to remove and clean even the roots to prevent any further growth of mould; they also cause symptoms like infections and allergic reactions as they can be toxic in nature. Therefore, they cause health hazards and need to be remediated before they spread even more.
Many companies provide abrasive blasting services for mould removal, but the best technique is dry ice blasting, also referred to as dry ice cleaning, and here’s why:

Effective Remediation

The dry ice pellets that are used in this process quickly evaporate after their sublimation, and so, no residue remains. This method not only cleans but also sanitises the surface, leaving no opportunity for the mould to grow back as it leaves the area dry and clean, without creating any surrounding mess. The cleaning equipment can also reach in tightly spaced areas enhancing its effectiveness further.

Damage Free Surfaces after Removal

Unlike other abrasive methods like sand or water blasting that can harm the core surface and encourage more fungal growth by moulds, dry ice cleaning is a non-abrasive process that cleans only contaminants, in this case, the moulds. No surfaces are damaged and only the mould is disposed off.

Non-Toxic, Non-Flammable and Environmentally Secure

Dry ice cleaning is EPA approved and stands true to its qualities of being a non-toxic, non-flammable and completely environment friendly option for mould removal. So if mould is growing at your home or workplace, you have no reason whatsoever to worry about the health of your family or employees as it is a safe and fully secure method.

For safety reasons and effective results, it’s best to contact professionals to do this job and there’s no one better than Sub Zero Dry Ice Blasting! Click here to contact us and learn more about the services we provide.