ERMI Explained: Why a High Score Doesn’t Always Mean Mold Problems
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- Understand why ERMI was originally developed as a research tool and why using it as a standalone diagnostic test for mold remediation decisions can lead to costly mistakes.
- Learn how ERMI testing measures DNA from a limited group of mold species, why sampling location matters, and how dust accumulation can distort your understanding of current exposure risks.
- Discover why geography, seasonality, outdoor mold levels, and building science must all be considered alongside ERMI results to accurately evaluate a home’s mold conditions.
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