What is a Mold Resistant Wallboard?

If you've read a few of my articles, you know that Inever grew on the wallboard. What would we do
have worked in the construction business for over 30about the other building products that are either
years. I've seen building products come and go asattached to this product or that this product
manufacturers of these products change theirattaches to? If we're attaching our mold resistant
names, start making different building materials ordrywall to wood framing, wouldn't our wood framing
simply vanish and go out of business. Could moldsuffer from mold problems, even though the
resistant wallboard be one of these products?wallboard wouldn't?
I want you to picture yourself as an intelligentI'm just giving you something to think about here.
consumer. Not the average consumer who getsThe plaster or joint compound used to finish the
caught up in all the hype. We're going to try to getdrywall might not be mold resistance, so we could
to the bottom of this and find out what theend up with mold growing on our mold resistant
advantages and disadvantages of mold resistantwallboard, because of our plaster or joint compound.
wallboard could actually be.That's not it though, what about the paint. I've seen
The word mold resistant to a building productmold growing underneath paint also. What about the
manufacturer is like money in the bank. Waterwall texture? In other words, to make a long story
resistant is another word that works great to. Moldshort, I think we need to give it a little more thought,
resistance and water resistant word phrases give thethe next time we purchase any mold resistant or
consumers an illusion that these products are moldwater resistant products from our local lumber yards
and waterproof. Clever word phrases like theseor home improvement centers.
often paint pictures in people's minds that might beSmart consumers usually purchase products that
confusing.make sense.
If you're using mold resistant wallboard and mold