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Mold & Indoor Air Quality Library

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EPA mold publications: EPA Mold Publications

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The list of EPA's mold publications and what each covers.

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Overview

This one-page catalog lists EPA's primary mold-related publications, each accompanied by a QR code for direct access. It serves as a quick reference to EPA's mold education resources for homeowners, building managers, and the public.

1. A Brief Guide to Mold, Moisture, and Your Home

EPA Publication Number: EPA 402-K-02-003

Format: Booklet/Guide

Audience: Homeowners and renters

Key topics covered:

  • What mold is and why it grows indoors
  • Health effects of mold exposure
  • How to clean up small mold problems
  • When to call a professional
  • How to prevent mold growth by controlling moisture

Access: QR code provided; also available at www.epa.gov/mold

2. Mold Remediation in Schools and Commercial Buildings

EPA Publication Number: EPA 402-K-01-001

Format: Full guide

Audience: School administrators, facility managers, building owners

Key topics covered:

  • Mold remediation protocols by contamination size
  • Personal protective equipment requirements
  • Containment procedures
  • Clearance testing after remediation
  • Communication with building occupants

Access: QR code provided; also available at www.epa.gov/mold

3. The Key to Mold Control is Moisture Control (Infographic)

Format: Single-page infographic

Audience: General public

Key topics covered:

  • Three steps to prevent mold: reduce humidity, prevent condensation, dry wet surfaces within 24-48 hours
  • What to do if mold grows: fix the water source, clean hard surfaces, replace porous materials
  • When to consult a medical professional

Access: QR code provided; also available at www.epa.gov/mold

How to Access These Publications

All EPA mold publications are available free of charge:

  • Online: www.epa.gov/mold
  • QR Codes: Scan the QR code next to each publication title
  • Print copies: May be ordered through EPA's National Service Center for Environmental Publications (NSCEP)