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Derek Cole explains why air handlers in crawl spaces and attics grow mold and algae in damp, dark conditions. He recommends using natural, biologically-derived products to suppress microbial growth and eliminate odors in HVAC systems.
Derek Cole explains why air handlers in crawl spaces and attics grow mold and algae in damp, dark conditions. He recommends using natural, biologically-derived products to suppress microbial growth and eliminate odors in HVAC systems.
We have technology available. It's not technology, it's Mother Nature technology. I mean, it's stuff that's been around for billions of years. Natural products that can help smells, odors, growth. We have all the stuff that we can deploy inside your home. The reason it's there is because your air handler, the inside of your unit, is in a space, a crawl space or attic or vertical in the garage where there is no natural sunlight. The reason it's growing these things and making these smells is because it's in a damp, dark environment and what happens? Things start to grow. I've said it before, but you go to the north side of a tree or look at the north side of a house, moss and algae, mildew, all that green stuff you see when you pass by myself, okay, well, that's the north side because there is no sunlight. Where there is sunlight, that does not exist. So same technology inside your unit.
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