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When dealing with a mold remediation company AirCare Hawaii can guarantee professional judgment by selecting the best method of clean up as well as understanding occupational health and safety.  In deciding which materials can be cleaned and what should be removed, the two most important factors are how porous (absorbent) the material is and how widespread the mold growth is.

Generally, non-porous materials (metals, glass, hard plastics) and semi-porous materials (wood, plaster, concrete) that are visibly moldy but salvageable can usually be cleaned and reused.  Moldy porous materials (carpeting, wallboard, ceiling tile, wallpaper, fabric, upholstered furniture, mattresses) generally should be discarded because they absorb and hold moisture.  These materials possible may hold moisture and mold growth within and cannot be completely cleaned and thoroughly dried.