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Yes and no, say Bond and Deomano. Heat treating is typically done to kill insects or insect larvae that may be in the wood. âYes, it will also kill mold, but heat treating is not designed to dry the pallet,â says Bond. The heat treatment process actually brings moisture to the surface of the wood. âThatâs an ideal mold-growing environment if the pallet isnât properly handled,â says Bond. A pallet manufacturer can start a core drying cycle at the end of the heat treatment, but that adds a cost to the pallet that most users are not willing to pay for.
You cannot reliably control mold and mildew growth using only the air conditioning (cooling) system. To prevent mold and mildew growth the indoor RH (relative humidity) should not exceed 55%. In hot weather the air conditioning system does this fairly well. A temperature of 78 degrees Fahrenheit or greater is recommended. 2  Set the thermostat to the âcoolâ mode and not the âautoâ mode (auto / heat / cool). 3  Set the fan mode of operation to the âautoâ mode not the âonâ (continuous) mode. 4  Do not try to control mold by lowering the thermostat setting as this will not work.