my contractor and I did it . as a result, I went to the ER on a Friday night for severe skin infection, and he got sick for couple weeks. definitely a wrong movewhat surprised me is that the tenant who used to stay here has NO problem. i think their body is immune to the mold since they been staying here for more than 10 years.Thank you so much for your comment on the orange fireplace!

It sustainable product, has natural anti-bacterial properties (one of the reasons its used widely in hospital, care home, and daycare settings), and does not off-gas - or release in a fire - dioxins and other toxins PVC will produce. 

Once you've removed as much of the infected material as possible and cleaned & sealed the rest I've had good luck running an ozone generator to remove any lingering odors.

While you can infect someone, you cannot inject someone.Keep your passion and she may catch on to it.

The real issue with that kind of property is that everything is scalable -- if you have efficiencies they can be carried to other units, or, if one unit gets infected with bugs likely many more will become infested, too.

My new Tattoo got infected & had to pay Immediate Care for medical stuff & antibiotics"....found out later he has over $2000 in Tattoos & now lives with Mom.

So glad to have you as one of the "infected"!

Minor termite damage does not infect the integrity of the wood. 

Turns out he has a bone infection.

Mold had grown on the ceiling space inside a closet on the first floor and the whole dry wall and part of the ceiling infected had to be ripped out and re mediated.