how to clean a crawl space?
                     HOW TO CLEAN A CRAWL 
SPACE?
 Eliminate Standing Water
 Clean Up Debris And Insulation
 Ensure That The Affected Areas Are Ventilated Well
 Flooding Your Crawl Space
ELIMINATE STANDING WATER
 Once you see that the crawl space is 
flooded, do not try to save anything, as 
the mold and mildew will start to grow 
immediately after the water enters the soft 
material used for insulation and flooring.
 If crawl space is filled due to broken pipes, 
contact your plumber to fix it as soon as 
possible. The plumber's knowledge in 
dealing with flooded crawl spaces will help 
prevent further damage such as mold and 
mildew growth or sewer problems.
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CLEAN UP DEBRIS AND INSULATION
 Once all of the standing water has been 
removed, sweep out dirt and other debris 
using a broom, which should be done 
before there are signs of mold growth. 
Scrub the floor with water and vinegar 
mixed in equal parts, since this has been 
known to kill mold from growing. Even if 
there are no visible signs of mold now it's a 
good idea to kill any spores that might be 
present.
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ENSURE THAT THE AFFECTED AREAS ARE 
VENTILATED WELL
 Take away anything that is blocking vents 
and ensure that these open up towards a 
natural breeze outside your house this will 
help cleanse the air inside the home from 
contamination and also prevent mold and 
mildew from developing. If there are any 
signs of growth, have them cleaned using 
a mixture of water and household bleach 
so small pockets don't develop throughout 
the house, which will be much harder to 
eradicate.
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FLOODING YOUR CRAWL SPACE
 Although that doesn't seem to be the case, 
flooding your crawl space can do more 
damage than you think. If you are having 
this problem, deal with Flood damage
 immediately and get rid of the standing 
water using a sump pump before the mold 
starts to grow again. Replace insulation, get 
rid of any debris on the floor, ensure proper 
ventilation and talk to your insurance 
company for more advice on what to do 
next.
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