Mould is a fungus that grows on different materials in damp
environments –especially on food, wood and other organic substances.
It spreads through the air as either asexual or sexual spores and multiplies
fast.
Habits with poor ventilation or faulty damp protection are often affected.
Mould does not break down wood and the fungus grows on top of the surface.
It causes discolouring and gives rise to bad smell.
Too much mould spores in the air can make people sick.
Mould problems are most common indoors. Accommodation with inferior
ventilation or poor damp protection is often affected. If the damp remains,
the risks of growth, affections and destruction of construction materials
is very high –for example beams and attics.
In bathrooms moisture is constantly supplied, which gives the mould
spores the nutrition they need. Wet rooms that are not correct damp
proofed –or has other professional defects- will become water
damage sooner or later. By then, the mould is establishes –both
in and on top of the surface and in between different materials. The
mould expands and grows fast.
Outdoors you need to be attentive to places around the building where
damp can penetrate and accumulate. Examples are splices between main
buildings and extensions, between walls and roofs, around wind- and
gable boards and in damaged or faulty placed roof and surface materials.
This often causes mould damages in beams, on garrets and on constructions
when the damp has crept into the building.
Professional draining is another example. Faulty draining often affects
basements and crawler soils. Then damp might exist in walls and perhaps
in the floors. Equally important is facing ventilation and properly
performed insulation.
When damp accumulates over time it will spread thought out the building.
Good conditions for extensive mould damages have therefore been created.
It is not enough to clean or to mechanical remove the affective growth
and assail –the surfaces must be sanitized.
Afterwards the material easily can be maintained and treated –without
risk of new affective growth. Without risks for damages, maintenance
and costs. Without problems. Without affective growth.
Bensaltenside sterilizes all affective growth and disinfects all surfaces
–they become totally sterile. Both on the surface and in the pores.
The treatment reaches full effect in 24 hours –then all assails
are killed off. Thereafter the surface is guaranteed to be protected
for a minimum of 4 years.
Repeated treatments –or by mix Bensaltensid in to paint or mortar-
lengthens the protection time with several years.
Outdoors rain gradually removes Bensaltenside – on roofs it takes
about one year and on walls two. You can even clean, brush or rinse
off the remains.