AND WEAR A RESPIRATOR!

when we did asbesto's and lead survey they had to go in with full bunny and respirators.. 

Maybe if I wear my respirator and protect my mucus membranes I won't end up like him.I'm sure people are reading this with a little smug smile, certain that I'm exaggerating.

Rent a roll-off dumpster, put a mold removal respirator on and get to work.

This is a full blown HAZMAT removal.Suit up, Full face respirator, duct tape at the gloves wrist and ankles, heavy duty gloves thick nylon (not neoprene).

I don't know if you make money off mold remediation and magic special cleaning solution and negative pressure devices and expensive pink-colored P100 respirator cartridges and how awful bleach is and the whole rest of the mold remediation con.

It happens after a few years in a half-face respirator.

That said, it is also one of the few remediations, which with a bit of planning and instruction could be done by any contractor or as a DIY (unless prohibited in your area): cover the ground with poly; wear appropriate protective clothing and respirator; wet the siding just before you remove it; when done, roll up the debris in the poly and tape it closed; dispose of the waste at the appropriate facilities; and, don't do the removal on a windy day.Alternatively, you can encapsulate the asbestos siding by covering it over with {insulation and} new siding.  

In addition to this we wore protective respirators as well as all the other required PPE to do the job.  

What the EPA recommends for asbestos-remediation work and what I do is wear a half-mask respirator (I really like mine, a 3M 7500-series http://a.co/jkTKaZG) with P100 pink-colored cartridges.