(CBS DETROIT) - When it comes to your basement, the atmosphere really has a big effect. For instance, you need a dehumidifier to take some moisture out of the air. If you don't, you could start ...

Mold growth in your home can be unsettling. Blackened spots and dusty patches on the walls are signs that something is amiss, but it is important to distinguish between mold growth that is a nuisance ...

Mold growth on surfaces indicates that moisture is, or has been, present in an indoor environment. Direct microscopic examination (by a mycologist) is the primary method to determine whether mold or ...

It's common knowledge that plants improve air quality by removing airborne toxins and releasing oxygen. They make our homes look and feel good too. But are there really plants that prevent mold? Yes, ...

The basement is one of the most common places for mold to grow. Mold can be found anywhere, but basements are more susceptible because they are typically damp and dark. Even more alarming, basements ...

Reusable water bottles have taken the social media world by storm, and while trends rise and fall, one thing remains — water bottles create an ideal breeding ground for mold growth. When a bottle is ...

Mold, mildew, yeast and mushrooms make up the kingdom fungi, a group of organisms essential in nature for breaking down dead plant and animal matter. While mold plays a vital role outdoors, and has ...

Mold can fester in the cleanest of homes. Here's where to look for mold and how to tell if you have an issue. Katie covered all things how-to at CNET, with a focus on Social Security and notable ...