In conclusion, fogging can “kill mold” all over the property, but it can cause other unintended consequences. The antimicrobial nebulizer should only be used as required by your EPA registration. We can kill bed bugs, termites, dust mites, bacteria, mold, and other microorganisms with pure heat. This process is called structural pasteurization.
The process can be applied to an entire structure (such as a single-family home or commercial building), to a single level of a unit (such as a multi-family house), or to a target area (such as a kitchen cabinet or around the waterline of a dishwasher). Mold can be a complex problem, depending on the severity and levels present in your home. Fogging is an effective treatment offered by mold remediation specialists and can often be controlled with a DIY kit, but its effects are limited. Most mold fogging solutions kill mold spores, preventing them from spreading and reducing or eliminating odors.
However, they cannot eliminate actively growing mold or prevent more mold from appearing when the cause of the problem has not been resolved. Even dead mold spores are allergens and potentially toxic, so fogging alone isn't enough. It is mainly useful as an additional precautionary measure and is never necessary.
