Allergy Mold

ALLERGY MOLD

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Allergy Mold

There are several molds that grow both indoors and outdoors which produce allergens that can trigger asthma symptoms.

These allergens are found in mold spores and other fungal structures.

Molds that grow indoors have no definite seasonal pattern.

They are typically found in dark, warm, humid and musty environments such as damp basements, cellars, attics, bathrooms and laundry rooms.

Outdoor molds, however, are seasonal. They first appear in early spring and continue until the first frost.

Outdoor molds grow in moist shady areas. They are common in soil, decaying vegetation, compost piles, rotting wood and fallen leaves.

They are also found where fresh food is stored. That includes refrigerator drip trays, garbage pails, air conditioners and humidifiers.

Preventive Strategies For Mold

* It is recommended to use a dehumidifier or air conditioner to maintain relative humidity below 50% and keep temperatures cool.

* Vent bathrooms and clothes dryers to the outside, and run bathroom and kitchen vents while bathing and cooking.

* Be sure to regularly check faucets, pipes and ductwork for leaks.

* Natural, safe cleaning products that help remove dangerous molds and mildew are available at: Allergy Be Gone

* When first turning on home or car air conditioners, leave the room or drive with the windows open for several minutes to allow mold spores to disperse.

* Remove decaying debris from the yard, roof and gutters.

* Avoid raking leaves, mowing lawns or working with peat, mulch, hay or dead wood. If you must do yard work, wear a mask and avoid working on hot, humid days.

* See a selection of non-toxic, odorless, cleaning products that control mold and mildew at: Allergy Be Gone

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