and fungi occur naturally in the environment and can enter a building,
either directly or as spores carried in the air. Mould needs moisture
to grow and can be found growing on drywall, carpeting, ceiling
tile and wood in wet or damp areas of a building. Areas
most susceptible to mould growth include basements, washrooms and
cooking areas. Tightly sealed buildings may also be more susceptible
to mould growth because of high humidity.
presence of mould in a building represents a potential health concern.
Not all people will experience health related problems on
exposure to mould. Those that do may will experience a number
of symptoms such as runny nose, cough or congestion, headache, fatigue
or eye irritation. Other symptoms may be present. Exposure
to mould may result in more serious problems for anyone who has
asthma, allergies or a suppressed immune system.
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