What Is The llCRC?
June 23, 2019

The study of mycotoxins within the indoor air industry is in its infancy. It has long been studied relating to livestock, agricultural commodities, and food supplies. Particularly the food or grain that cattle are fed. There is also a lot of coverage on peanuts having mycotoxins along with the mold. This is well documented, however; it has only recently risen to the attention of indoor air hygienists and the medical world associating indoor mold and mold toxicity.


Essentially there is a committee of professionals who have “weighed in” on their knowledge and experience in the field of mold remediation and have compiled a manual. By their own definition, the good people at IICRC recognize that they do not have all the answers. To the credit of the body members of IICRC, they have acknowledged that users of the document or manual should “stay updated and informed of the developments in the field of mold remediation, implement changes in technology and procedures as appropriate.” Also, to their credit, the reference guide goes on to read that “it is not intended to be either exhaustive or inclusive of all pertinent requirements, methods, or procedures that might be appropriate on a particular mold remediation project.”


They take it one step further in stating, “The IICRC expressly disclaims, and shall not be liable for any and all damages incurred because of their own protocol, including damages for personal injury or bodily injury, property damage, loss of business, loss of profits, litigation or the like”. Further on we read, “The IICRC has no power nor does it undertake to police or enforce compliance with the contents of their document, the IICRC does not list certify, test, inspect or verify service of product compliance with their documents and assumes no responsibility for user compliance with any applicable laws and regulations. The IICRC does not endorse proprietary products or methods.” Breathe Pure Solutions of Illinois LLC dry fog system falls into the category of relatively recent, and proprietary development in the field of mold remediation. Breathe Pure Solutions of Illinois LLC has a procedure that is appropriate for particular mold remediation as evidenced by over 15 years of experience, 15,000 plus homes being treated, and overwhelmingly great reviews from happy customers.

Are their projects in which the dry fog is not appropriate? Of course there are. Are most projects going to benefit from the dry fog treatment? The answer is an overwhelming YES! Breathe Pure Solutions of Illinois LLC licensees are represented throughout the United States. Some just do dry fog treatments, others fall into the category of “restoration” companies that compliment their services rendered with additional dry fog treatments. It is a new cutting edge, patented, and proprietary technology. We make no apologies for improving the quality of the lives of our customers. Breathe Pure Solutions of Illinois LLC dry fog treatment does not pretend to fall into the realm of IICRC protocols. It does, however, fall into the category of- and as stated by the IICRC-“updated developments in the field of mold remediation.”