If you have mold this book is for you. You might think you can spray mold with bleach. When that doesn't work you call a professional. Mold Money exposes industry secrets: What mold remediators don't want you to know; things they do to make money that don't remove mold. Mold Money explains how to get rid of mold forever and save money doing it.

The greatest worry people who have mold remediation done is the fear they will never be able to get rid of all of the mold. Some think they may need to burn the house down and throw their stuff away. The book provides a solution to that problem. The author, Daniel Stih, is a Certified Indoor Environmental Consultant (CIEC) and Certified Microbial Consultant (CMC) with over twenty years of experience and considered an expert on mold. Daniel knows how it feels. Mold was one of the things that made him sick and led him on a path from aerospace engineer to mold inspector. He's been interviewed on more than 100 radio and television shows. If you're reading this you may be experiencing a stressful and difficult situation. This book will help alleviate that stress by giving you step-by-step instructions on how to get rid of mold for good. Presented in a clear and helpful way, without excessive industry technical jargon, this book is for those who to know how to clean their home and belongings after a mold remediation project is finished. The "Cleaning the House" chapter is worth every penny. Contains a special chapter on what you should know about the ERMI test.

A guide to homeowners, lawyers, the real estate profession and the generally curious. Readers will gain an ecological understanding of the lives of fungi and organisms in the web of life. The title will contribute to science and natural history and work as a guide for anyone who must take note of possibly toxic moulds in the home.

"Third edition of Robert G. Chenhall's system for classifying man-made objects."

Did you know that some societies once used giant rocks for money? Why do some coins have holes in them? Will plastic soon replace paper currency? The history of money closely parallels the history of chemistry, with advances in material science leading to advances in our physical currency. From the earliest examples of money, through the rise of coins, paper, plastic and beyond, with excursions into corrosion and counterfeiting along the way, this book provides a chemist’s eye view into the history of the cash in our pockets. Written in an accessible style that will appeal to the layperson and scientist alike, The Chemistry of Money will be sure to both enlighten and entertain. You will never look at money the same way again!