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Question: If a school has a "book drive" (donation of used books), what 'mold' concerns should be made part of the process of 'intaking' of used material? Is there a detection method? If mold is detected, is there a method of its elimination? Should any collection site be outside of the 'school proper?' If you can point me in any direction, I would greatly appreciate your assistance. [Dec. 19, 2005]

Answer: Your questions are certainly very important to mold school health. Yes, it would be good not to bring potentially moldy books into the school building itself.  There should be an outdoor collection point [covered roof of course!]. The books should pass the mold smell/mold visible test. If a book smells moldy or it has easily visible water and/or mold damage, the books should be excluded from the collection drive.

Question: Can I earn a high income in mold inspection and mold remediation?

Answer: A recent Wall Street Journal [Aug., 2002] article described the mold inspector and remediator profession as one of the hot job opportunities in today's business world. The Journal noted: "Paul Brennan, an instructor[former] at the Certified Mold Inspectors and Contractors Institute in Hurricane, Utah, says that opportunities for 'certified mold inspectors' and 'certified mold remediators' are 'steadily growing' across the country. Inspectors can earn as much as $100,000 annually while remediators -- who rip out mold-infested areas --can take home much more, Mr. Brennan reports."

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