Mould Solutions

What You Should Do To Your Building After It Rains

Often people ask me, “is there anything I should do to my home after it rains?” It’s very common question, and there are  few things you should check after a heavy rain. Rain can sometimes affect your indoor air biology. Because rain water can bring dampness, it can affect your room’s temperature and humidity balance.

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Causes and Symptoms of Mould Allergy

If you suffer from allergies all year through, or if the allergies worsen during the damp months (rainy and winter), then you may be suffering from mould sensitivities or allergy. The symptoms of mould sensitivities and allergy are similar to those of other allergies. Common mould allergy symptoms are coughing, watery eyes, headaches, and irritation

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7 Natural Ways to Get Rid of Mould and Mildew in Your Home

Rising levels of dampness in your home during the summer and rainy season can spur growth of mildew and mould. The basement, attic, garage, cupboards, and bathrooms are particularly susceptible to developing fungi. Not only does the site of the fungi growing in your home present a major ‘yuck’ factor, mould and mildew growth is bad

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8 Tips For Safeguarding Your Home from Mould and Mildew

A fungus of any kind in your home is bound to cause a few shrieks and attract disgusted glances. Mould and mildew are the most commonly occurring forms of fungi in homes. They thrive in warm, humid and moist conditions, these fungi can grow anywhere – on shoes, clothing, curtains, cupboards, indoor plant pots, cooked

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