Unexplained musty smells, sudden sneezing fits, persistent coughs or unexplained headaches might signal a mold problem in ...

Mold spores thrive in moist areas. Ensure pipes and anything else constantly conveying water is in good working order—that means no drips or leaks. Piles of damp clothes, papers, or towels can easily ...

Mold occurs naturally outdoors. Sometimes, however, damp conditions can cause mold growth indoors in various areas of your home, such as in the bathroom, kitchen, or basement. A mold infestation, even ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." In 2017, Kristina Baehr began experiencing strange and unexpected bouts of dizziness. As she tried to go ...

September may be National Mold Awareness Month, but for South Floridians our humid tropical climate means that it’s a concern year-round. The fact is, mold spores are present virtually everywhere — ...

Mold spores float through the air and settle on surfaces, even in the cleanest homes. They get tracked inside on our shoes, pets and bodies, as well as through gusts of air. Once spores meet moisture ...

Mold is one of those hidden dangers in your home that can sneak up on you, often in places you least expect. While it’s easy to assume mold only thrives in damp basements or dirty bathrooms, it can ...

If you think mold is just a harmless patch of fuzz in the corner of your shower, think again. Mold is far more common and worrisome than many people realize. According to the U.S. Federal Emergency ...

You should stop mold at the source and clean it from the surface before painting. Leaving mold on walls and ceilings can lead to even more mold or damage to the house. But is painting over the mold an ...

When 26-year-old Jordan Simone returned to her apartment in Greensboro, N.C., after a vacation, she found an unpleasant surprise: The ceiling above her shower had changed colors. “It turned a gnarly ...