When inhaled or touched, the mold can release tiny spores into the air, which can irritate our respiratory system and skin. For individuals sensitive to mold, these spores can trigger allergic ...

Mold: a common enemy in the quest for a clean and welcoming home. Often lurking in damp, dark corners, it poses not just an ...

As a fungus, mold doesn’t require sunlight to thrive, so it multiplies quickly in dark corners by releasing spores into the air. As spores land on surfaces around your home, new mold colonies ...

The samples were then cultivated for six to eight days at 25 degrees to determine mold spore numbers and types. The findings showed that the area of tiptoes are the most polluted with a staggering ...