Mold
on Walls
Mold on walls
is a common problem
in
climates with high humidity and in environments that have a mold
infestation problem. High humidity and a little dust is all takes for
mold on walls. Mold on walls can also feed on wall paper, wall paper
paste/glue,
drywall paper, and when conditions are right it will begin eating away
at the paint.
Mold on walls is prevalent if you're in a climate that has high
humidity you will need to either
open the house for ventilation, run a de-humidifier, or shut the house
and run the air conditioning. Everybody will have high humidity upon
occassion, but if your area is prone to it then you will need to take
those steps. You can reduce the possibility of mold on walls in high
humidity by keeping the walls wiped down once per month. This will
eliminate excessive dust that the mold can cling to.
If your home is already infested with mold, then that could be the
reason for the mold on walls. I have had similar experiences with mold
growing in a light film on my doors. I used a moldicide cleaner and
wiped them down. That got rid of the mold on walls.
However, my episode was after a week of high humidity that never
happened again, so I always keep an eye on it.
Other reasons for mold on walls is that
there may be a water leak
either from a pipe or coming in from the roof. It has found its way to
your wall and now mold is growing. You need to eliminate the water
source first, then clean everything up.
Mold on Walls Happens
Mold on walls happens to everyone sooner or later. All you need to do
usually is clean it up. But keep a watchful eye on it for signs that
you may have a bigger mold problem than you suspected.
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