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What is Containment and Why is Applying it During Remediation Useful?
Containment is the method used to prevent the spread of molds, during cleanup operations, by enclosing the contamination and confining it to the area affected by mold and/or water damage.

The primary, objective of containment, is to protect the occupants and the remediation workers, from the health-hazards associated with mold. By limiting the release of mold spores into the air and confining mold and moldy debris to the affected area, remedial workers can contain the contamination and limit the potential, damage to a building as well as reduce the health-risk to occupants and those people involved in the remediation process...

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