10 Things You Must Know About Mould All moulds are potentially a health hazard. Mould exposure symptoms include allergic reactions, asthma and other respiratory complaints. Reactions to mould vary by individual. However, those most susceptible to mould exposure include young children, the elderly, those with compromised immune systems, and people with pre-existing respiratory problems. Mould
Leaking Kitchen Plumbing Leads to Mould Contamination Unresolved plumbing issues are a commonly seen cause of mould contamination. When kitchen plumbing leaks are not resolved or when water damaged materials are not removed and disposed of, extensive contamination can occur. An ongoing slow leak from the plumbing in a residential kitchen resulted in extensive rot
Mould Contamination of Household Contents Transporting and storing household furniture and contents both domestically and internationally does come with a degree of risk of mould contamination, particularly when items are exposed to high levels of humidity for extended periods and the incidence of water damage. When unpacking furniture and contents following transport, it is important
Mould Contamination from Failed Waterproof Membrane When waterproofing membranes fail with age or when incorrectly installed, water penetration can occur and can be a common cause of mould growth when this moisture comes into contact with porous building materials such as plasterboard, timber and carpets. Often the impact of this water penetration can go unnoticed
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