mold remediation

No. Because as the bleach dries, water is left behind. If the roots (hyphae) are not removed, then you just gave the roots water to grow back.

Commonly, people think that the trick is to "kill" the mold. However, the trick is to remove it. This is accomplished through HEPA filtration devices, pressure differentials, material removal, and thorough cleaning. 

While only a medical professional can provide you with the answers YOU need, studies show that mold exposure can impact your health. While everyone is different, one important step of remediation is air sampling. This tells us exactly what is in the air and how much of it.