Humidity Control Below 60% Relative Stops Mold Spore Activation After Flooding
Killing mold after a flood depends on controlling humidity and vapor pressure below critical thresholds—specifically achieving grain-depression metrics that prevent spore germination. We use psychrometric standards and logged readings to verify when environments drop below the 60% relative humidity ceiling, the point at which active mold colonization stops and dead spores cannot reactivate. Without measured environmental data guiding your drying protocol, chemical treatment