Dr. Diane Mueller explains how to safely remove stachybotrys mold: use containment units with negative air pressure to stop it from spreading, and throw out porous items like particle board and mattresses if anyone in the home is sensitive to mold.
Put up barrier systems where when they go in and they kill it, they're preventing that spread. So they're containment. So it's a containment unit and so you want to work with somebody that's building a containment unit using things like negative air pressure to make sure that all of the air is staying inside of the containment unit and is not being spread around. Now as far as the stuff in your house it really depends person to person if you are extremely reactive and sensitive as much as this is like, you know, crazy hard for many people it's better to get rid of most of their stuff. Now I find most of my clients don't have to go that route and I work with very, very sensitive people. But anything that's super porous, you know, anything that is like a particle board that is not a hardwood that's very porous, you're going to want to get rid of that. Mattresses definitely going to want to get rid of.
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