Dry out the area with fans and dehumidifiers  Remove damaged materials – drywall and wood  Remove  personal items including clothes and furniture   Wash clothing with  20 mule team borax or dry-cleaning clothes to kill mold  Clean the carpets, cleaning chemicals kill mold Drying the area will not stop mold from being a problem. Mold goes dormant and will not go away on its own even after the area is dry  To remove mold you wil want to wipe it down whn its on a hard surface with bleach. The CDC  says to mix it at a ratio of  “1/3 cup per gallon of water“and it will kill mold.  The caveat is that it only works on hard surfaces and not on soft materials. These soft surfaces include drywall, carpet paneling ceiling tiles. they should be removed and disposed of off site .  Also bleach pulls paint so be careful not to ruin your painted walls or ceilings.  Another DIY treatment that is especially good for chemically sensitive individuals is white vinegar diluted at a ratio of 2 parts vinegar to 1 part water. Most store bought vinegar is very low in the active chemical that kills mold so this process will take more materials to get the job done.   Keep in mind some individuals with high sensitivity to scents and chemicals may have issues with all these approaches.  Call us for more ideas, we can help. There isn’t a product that can be purchased at a local hardware store to seal and prevent mold growth. Our products are commercial and not easily obtained by the general public. “Kilz” type paint is not always the best solution, as some of these products are latex based and are often a food source for mold.  For diy mold cleaning tips the EPA and the CDC have a great great additional information at the following links  https://www.epa.gov/mold/mold-cleanup-your-home   https://www.cdc.gov/mold/default.htm