Daily Habits That Can Cause Mold Growth
What is mold?
Mold is a type of fungus that includes small, commonly-found organisms. Molds come in various colors including black, white, orange and green. Molds play an important role in nature by breaking down dead leaves and plants, but inside your home, they can pose a serious health risk.
When is mold growth dangerous?
All the molds are dependent upon moisture for survival. They reproduce by spreading tiny and lightweight pores into the air. You encounter with these molds on an everyday basis and it generally doesn’t cause harm unless you come in contact with a large mold colony. They thrive in damp environments, releasing spores which you then inhale.
Not everyone will experience health problems after inhaling the spores in large quantities; mold tends to affect people with mold allergies. Molds can be identified easily, as they appear in white patches and slick orange film in moist areas of your home such as your basement or bathroom. Even if you are not allergic to these molds, you may still experience irritation of the eyes, skin, nose, and throat after inhaling the spores in large quantities. Instead of checking whether you have resistance against mold or not, you should just get rid of it entirely, and as soon as possible.
Daily habits that lead to mold growth