Mold can appear in all kinds of places in the home—while it's most commonly found in damper spots like bathrooms or basements, it can also appear in HVAC units, carpeting, and even inside the walls.

Breathing mold into the lungs, especially for a long period of time, may trigger allergic reactions and worsen symptoms of asthma and other respiratory conditions. Some types of mold may cause ...

An Australian woman has revealed how a secret mold infestation in her Sydney home led her to being diagnosed with dementia and even forgetting her own name. The constant wet weather that has plagued ...

You may have seen news stories about mold causing problems in base housing or military barracks and wondered what was the big deal about it, especially if you have lived in a damp or tropical climate.

Exposure to mold spores can trigger an immune response, causing allergy symptoms such as sneezing, coughing, and itchiness. Mold allergy symptoms depend on a person’s individual response. Minimizing ...

Mold doesn’t grow just on walls or ceilings—it can grow in some pretty unexpected places in your house. When not writing, Jeff spends his free time fixing up his old house. He has tackled a wide range ...

“I think, too, the frustrating part for the board is, you know, we obviously reacted in a very positive, proactive way by bringing in a third-party person to come in at the expense of the board to ...

Florida’s housing stock is quietly being colonized by mold, turning a long‑running nuisance into a full‑blown public health problem. The state now ranks just behind Louisiana for homes most likely to ...