Vickie Swenson's guest appearances

Vickie Swenson

Structure Talk

Dirk Van Reenen

Christine Williamson

James Thomas

Brendan Ryan

John Williamson

Peter Troast

Kyle Miller

Ross Anderson

Ryan Carey

Jim Starr

Michael Conrad

Steve Kuhl

Neil Saltzman

Dan Sibinski

Breanna Patsch

OwlTail

Vickie Swenson, from Minnesota Mold Inspection joins the show to talk about smells and odors in houses.According to Vickie, the most common triggers for a mold inspection are molds found by inspectors, the homeowners seeing or smelling something, flooding, or getting sick. She mentions that they are mostly called for musty odors, mouse urine, cat urine, and sewer gas.Moreover, Vickie shares about materials, insects, and household areas that can produce strong odors, and why and how they develop an odor.They talk about other factors that cause the development of odor. They discuss cleaning the house, the ducts, and the use of humidifiers; Vickie and Tessa highlight that high humidity and moisture cause the odor to worsen.Vickie shares the process of going about the inspection. They also talk about various tests that can be done to find sources of odor and deodorizing techniques in the house.For show topic suggestions, please email us at podcast@structuretech.com.

<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/vickie-swenson-7a400831/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Vickie Swenson</a>, from <a href="https://www.mnmold.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Minnesota Mold Inspection</a> joins the show to talk about smells and odors in houses.According to Vickie, the most common triggers for a mold inspection are molds found by inspectors, the homeowners seeing or smelling something, flooding, or getting sick. She mentions that they are mostly called for musty odors, mouse urine, cat urine, and sewer gas.Moreover, Vickie shares about materials, insects, and household areas that can produce strong odors, and why and how they develop an odor.They talk about other factors that cause the development of odor. They discuss cleaning the house, the ducts, and the use of humidifiers; Vickie and Tessa highlight that high humidity and moisture cause the odor to worsen.Vickie shares the process of going about the inspection. They also talk about various tests that can be done to find sources of odor and deodorizing techniques in the house.For show topic suggestions, please email us at podcast@structuretech.com.

Funky Odors (with Vickie Swenson)

One podcast just wasn't enough. For part II, we open the show with Reuben discussing whether or not it's possible to identify mold in attics just by looking at it. We also discuss mold remediation strategies for attics. Tessa asks about the Top 5 places to find mold in homes, then we discuss mold testing procedures, along with conditions in a home that might prevent mold from being found even by someone like Vickie.

One podcast just wasn't enough. For part II, we open the show with Reuben discussing whether or not it's possible to identify mold in attics just by looking at it. We also discuss mold remediation strategies for attics. Tessa asks about the Top 5 places to find mold in homes, then we discuss mold testing procedures, along with conditions in a home that might prevent mold from being found even by someone like Vickie.

The most common place to find mold in homes: mold talk with Vickie Swenson, Part II

We sit down with Vickie Swenson of Minnesota Mold Inspection to discuss mold testing in Minnesota. We discuss Vickie's background, the lack of official standards for mold testing, the health effects of mold, contractors diagnosing mold types by sight, and the #1 location to find mold in Minnesota homes.

We sit down with Vickie Swenson of <a href="https://www.mnmold.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Minnesota Mold Inspection</a> to discuss mold testing in Minnesota. We discuss Vickie's background, the lack of official standards for mold testing, the health effects of mold, contractors diagnosing mold types by sight, and the #1 location to find mold in Minnesota homes.