Mold can grow most anywhere with the help of several atmospheric conditions, as well as catalysts, such as water leaks, unkempt or neglected homes, and other homeowner or renter mistakes. But, in some cases, mold-growth can be the result of a specific career.
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It is common knowledge that mold grows most frequently in rooms that serve as a basis for water use. The kitchen, in fact, is the ideal location for mold to grow, as it provides mold spores daily access to a bountiful supply of moisture to thrive in and decaying organic material to feed on.
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The state of your home greatly depend on its electric installations and its pipes. However, while your electrical installation can pose hazard for your safety if not secured, the way in which moldy pipes endanger your health is much more subtle. To put it simply, day in and out you will intake a lot of harmful substances through consumption or through skin without even noticing it. The worst thing is that while you are slowly poisoning yourself, the only difference that you might feel might be a slight difference in taste or smell. This is why, if you have some mold in your drain pipes you need to deal with them as quickly as possible.
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Mold — no one likes it, but almost everyone has dealt with it. It’s more than unsightly, it can lead to respiratory problems and worsen conditions such as asthma. Fortunately, mold isn’t something that you have to live with. If it’s time to build your dream home, you can take measures to prevent mold in your kitchen in the first place.
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By Vincent Marone
One of the many frequently asked questions about mold is, “Why does mold grow indoors?” Mold is an ever-present part of the natural environment as its spores, or seeds, are continuously circulated throughout the air in search of a habitable place to start a colony. Mold spores are always both indoors and outdoors. However, mold colonies grow indoors when its spores find a damp, dark, and humid environment to thrive.