WE ARE AMOLDBUSTER!
HOW CAN WE HELP YOU?
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- Our process has worked for thousands across the United States and it can work for you too.
Simply a Nationwide 1st class client focused company!
We’re a revolutionary indoor environment assessment and testing building(s) service for Hyper-Sensitive individuals and we’re the only nationwide mold inspection company; and while we’re inspecting all types of potentially MOLD infested homes across the country each week, @amoldbuster educates and informs masses globally.
We’re a revolutionary indoor environment assessment and testing building(s) service for Hyper-Sensitive individuals and we’re the only nationwide mold inspection company; and while we’re inspecting all types of potentially MOLD infested homes across the country each week, @amoldbuster educates and informs masses globally.
We see consistent positive results because our process is guided by the functional -
Medical, Biological Dentistry, and Veterinarian community and prioritizes the mold-health connection.
Environmental Testing and Sampling,
Fear does not need to Frustrate You.
Let our team of Professionals assist with Consulting, and provide you directly with Solution Based Options and Technologies that benefit.
Simply, We help to Develop Solutions?
WHO IS AMOLDBUSTER?
SIMPLY WE ARE:
Environmental Consultants – Industrial Hygienist -
Sanitization Professionals
As you search for an environmental consultant, industrial hygienist, sanitization professionals with expertise in writing sanitization protocols, indoor air quality sampling/testing, indoor environmental services, and environmental analysis you need to look no further. Our team is here 24/7 to help YOU with identifying contaminants in your commercial building, factory, office, school, workplace and/or residential environment(s).
Call our office @ (866) 807.5313 or click here to Get a Free Quote today.
We are headquartered in Frederick County Maryland, and centrally located in the tristate connection area of Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania.
AMOLDBUSTER - is a Division of Apollo Environmental Services (AES).
AMOLDBUSTER combines building science with environmental science to offer expert industrial hygiene services that include sanitization procedural protocol for the commercial, industrial, medical, manufacturing, residential (single family home(s) and multifamily dwelling units), and institutional buildings. If you’re looking for building & home inspectors who specialize in environmental health assessments you have come to the right place.
AES is your one-stop-shop for all your environmental testing services. An environmental inspection by one of our professional industrial hygienists may include indoor air quality testing, water testing, mold inspection, mold testing, mold testing air quality, mycotoxin screening of indoor environments, volatile organic testing (VOC), and formaldehyde testing, EMF testing (electromagnetic field survey).
Call our office @ (866) 807.5313 or click here to Get a Free Quote today.
We are headquartered in Frederick County Maryland, and centrally located in the tristate connection area of Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania.
AMOLDBUSTER - is a Division of Apollo Environmental Services (AES).
AMOLDBUSTER combines building science with environmental science to offer expert industrial hygiene services that include sanitization procedural protocol for the commercial, industrial, medical, manufacturing, residential (single family home(s) and multifamily dwelling units), and institutional buildings. If you’re looking for building & home inspectors who specialize in environmental health assessments you have come to the right place.
AES is your one-stop-shop for all your environmental testing services. An environmental inspection by one of our professional industrial hygienists may include indoor air quality testing, water testing, mold inspection, mold testing, mold testing air quality, mycotoxin screening of indoor environments, volatile organic testing (VOC), and formaldehyde testing, EMF testing (electromagnetic field survey).
WE ARE
ENVIRONMENTAL (BUILIDING) HEALTH EXPERTS
OUR PASSION IS OUR ASSISTANCE
TO OUR CLIENTS AND THEIR RESPECTIVE -
STAFF, TEAMMATES, EMPLOYEES, WORKERS, and/or FAMILIES
Today is the day to talk with a team who cares about you. We encourage you to contact our office.
Let us show you WHY reduction of Toxins, MFs, VOC's, Chemicals odors is vital for a healthy building/home.
Post Covid-19 improving indoor air circulation and quality is a must.
Contact Our office Today.
It is your time for SOLUTIONS and AES is your guide towards creating a healthier space.
Our goal is to improve the lives of all people, in all buildings, everywhere, every day.
Did You Know FYI according to:
Environmental Health - Healthy People 2030 @ health.gov
Your environment affects your health
YOU Deserve to Live &
Work in Healthy Spaces
TAKE THE TIME
TO CREATE A HEALTHY SPACE!
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Infection Control Frequently Asked Questions
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What’s the difference between cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting?
While many people use these terms interchangeably, they are not the same. Cleaning removes visible dirt and nonvisible germs; sanitizing lowers the number of germs to a level that is considered safe; and disinfecting kills almost 100% of specified germs, bacteria, and in-activates viruses.
IS THERE A Difference between bacteria and viruses?
Bacteria are living organisms that can reproduce on their own, while viruses require a host to grow or reproduce. Examples of bacterial infections or diseases include strep throat and MRSA: Examples of viral infections include SARS-CoV2 (Coronavirus) or diseases such as the flu and COVID-19.
Can viruses or bacteria travel on surfaces or become planted on them?
It depends on the pathogen or virus. Some can be transmitted via contact, some via the air, and some only via blood. In the case of the coronavirus, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states how Covid-19 spreads, “It may be possible that a person can get COVID-19 by touching a surface or object that has the virus on it and then touching their own mouth, nose, or possibly their eyes.” Cleaning, Sanitizing, and disinfecting your surfaces provides peace of mind to your occupants. Such providing and Healthier, Cleaner, Safer environment.
Why is cleaning so important? Can I sanitize or disinfect without cleaning?
Answer = NO. Surfaces cannot be sanitized or disinfected until they are properly cleaned to remove all soil and biofilm. Germs can hide underneath layers of dirt and debris, reducing the effectiveness of the disinfectant product and/or procedures.
Does sanitizing kill viruses like the flu virus or the coronavirus?
The Answer = NO. First you must remember that you can not kill a virus you can only in-activate it. Sanitizing alone removes at least 99.9% of bacteria on non-food contact surfaces or 99.999% on food contact surfaces. The goal of sanitizing is to reduce the risk of infection and prevent the spread of disease. Typically, sanitizing does not kill viruses it can only in-active it. To in-activate not kill viruses, you need to disinfect for a healthier, cleaner, safer environment.
Do all disinfectants kill all germs?
Answer = NO. Disinfectants are registered for use against specific pathogens. Disinfectants must be registered with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Refer to the product label or the EPA website to verify the product is approved for use against the pathogen you are most concerned about at your facility, building, or within your home environment.
How do I choose the right disinfectant for usage?
In addition to choosing a disinfectant registered for use against the pathogen of concern, you must consider how harmful a disinfectant may be to human and or companion animal health. We recommend disinfectants that have a Hazardous Materials Identification System (HMIS) rating of 0.0.0.0., that have a near-neutral pH level, and that are food-grade safe. Contact our office for a list of approved Healthy Building Institute of America products.
Are there products that will provide a lasting barrier for longer-term protection against the coronavirus?
Products with a 30-day or longer kill claim should be scrutinized carefully. These products are designed for bacteria and not viruses, and none are on the EPA’s List N: Disinfectants for Use Against SARS-CoV-2. There is no effective way to tell when they wear out, and most claims are made based on lab results under a 5% soil load. Once in use in a commercial facility, due to the oils and soil from occupants’ skin, they will quickly exceed 5% soil load, decreasing their effectiveness.
What’s the best way to apply a disinfectant?
The most efficient way to apply a disinfectant is through the use of an electrostatic sprayer. This method evenly coats surfaces, including hard-to-reach areas. The electrostatic sprayer applies a positive charge to the spray, which then seeks out the negative charge of the surface it is being applied to, causing the spray to “wrap” around the surface. Though vital, additionally please don't forget the value also of mechanical wiping of surfaces with disinfectant utilization.
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Can I apply a disinfectant by wiping the surface with a towel?
There are a number of concerns involved with wiping. Towels are usually not changed frequently enough or saturated enough to allow for required dwell times. In addition, as the towel is used, it accumulates soil and biofilm, which negates the effects of the disinfectant and results in germs being moved around instead of removed. If applying a disinfectant through wiping, use disposable microfiber towels, change towels often, have the applicator wear nitrile gloves, and separate the cleaning steps from the disinfecting steps.
HowHow often should we disinfect our building or home?
First, you should maintain a daily enhanced cleaning schedule. In addition, you should disinfect frequently touched surfaces such as door handles and light switches at least daily. You should disinfect other surfaces based on level of use. Public areas and restrooms need increased scrutiny. Areas where individuals spend the most time must also be considered for a Healthier, Cleaner, Safer environment.
How long does it take for a disinfectant to kill a virus?
It depends. Disinfectants must be allowed to remain visibly wet, or dwell, on a surface before being removed. This dwell time varies depending on the disinfectant and pathogen being targeted. Always read and follow the directions on the product label for maximum effectiveness.
Can occupants be present while the building or home is being disinfected?
Each circumstance is Different. Disinfectants are classified as pesticides, and therefore building occupants should not be present during the application process. Within a home such varies as the occupants of the home may be the applicator of the disinfectant or they may hire a cleaning service to provide such services for them. However, people can re-enter an area that has been disinfected by a food-grade and hospital-grade disinfectant within a short period of time.
Can I use the same disinfectant on all surface types?
Answer = NO. Disinfectants can cause damage to some surfaces. In addition, some surface types can’t be disinfected. Generally speaking, non-porous surfaces such as glass and metal can be disinfected, but porous surfaces such as carpet and textiles can only be sanitized. Semi-porous surfaces such as concrete and wood should be sealed to minimize migration of microorganisms.
How should I clean my carpet for re-entry amid the COVID-19 pandemic?
We recommend a deep clean, which includes a pre-vacuum with a high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter, pre-spraying, agitation and hot water extraction. Encapsulation, foam and dry cleaning should be avoided to lessen the particulate load that may become airborne.
How much does it cost to disinfect?
The cost of electrostatic application of a disinfectant should be similar to that of carpet cleaning based on its efficiency and product costs. It could be much less. We recommend that you speak with your Service Advisor prior to approval of contract for application.
How do I find the right service provider to disinfect my facility/Building/home?
It’s important to qualify your provider to make sure the staff have the necessary equipment and knowledge to properly disinfect. An “electric” sprayer is not the same as an “electrostatic” sprayer. We recommend that you ask your provider about their certifications of application and also the question of if their staff is has taken any form of a infection prevention certification course.
How can I be sure my facility/building/home has been properly disinfected?
There are several different types of testing. Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) testing monitors the efficacy of cleaning, not disinfecting. Litmus test strips can be used to monitor the efficacy of electrostatic application. UV markers can verify if the provider has cleaned properly. Ideally AMOLDBUSTER as your provider will supply you with verification reporting, including the disinfectant used and application methods used by your chosen disinfectant applicator contractor.
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