It's nasty stuff and a regular face mask won't cut it.Use a respirator that is specifically designed for mold, like this one:http://www.homedepot.com/p/3M-P100-Medium-Mold-and...It's short money for good protection.

No, I didn't wear my organic respirator, but I went a little better than a simple dust mask. 3M sells a grey face mask for painting.

While you consider the fate of housing, let’s wash our hands, put on our facemasks (yes, you), social distance, and get under the hood… Consumer Price Index.

Either way clean up should be a little easier considering.When we demo I'll probably get a full face mask because that's probably when the allergens will really hit. 

You provide face masks, a bathroom and water.

Even a homemade duct blowing into a clear face mask. 

So far all I can keep thinking is that my clients that I work with need to read this book...they certainly fall into the trap of "sell to anyone" and "any client is a good client" they are a CBD skin care company and have spread themselves super thin between Ecomm sales, wholesale customers, and then within wholesale they have umpteen clients from Ulta all the way down to a local face mask bar.  

It also goes without saying at this point, wear your facemasks, wash your hands often, and stop touching your damn face!

Wear a facemask if you can find one.

The notary showed up at my house with gloves and a face mask and the process was extremely smooth and easy.