The Science
Understanding Mold...
Mold is a common form of fungi, the family that includes mushrooms.
Fungi differ from common plants primarily because the fungi do not
possess chlorophyll -- the material that gives plants their greeness
and is essential to photosynthesis (the process by which plants derive
energy from sunlight.)
Mold begins with a spore, which grows into a strand called hypha. Over
time the hyphae become dense intertwined mat (mycelium). This is the stage we
visually associate with the presence of mold. At this point,
sporulation takes place, producing the next generation of spores.
And so the cycle will continue, unless interrupted.
The enzymes in XSpor's formulation are tailored to interact with mold
proteins and render them harmless. The process is all natural and
non-volatile, meaning that the effectiveness of the XSpor treatment
persists, penetrating the mold build-up thoroughly, reaching affected
areas well below the surface and point of first contact.
Mold is a living organism. It doesn't really spread --- it grows.
Stop the growth and you've stopped the mold problem.