Breathe in your shower steamers, not mold!

You can stop mold before it starts with a few minutes of focused effort each week. Follow a simple 15-minute routine that ...

Hot, steamy showers can produce too much moisture and promote mold growth in the bathroom. Could running cold water after a ...

Treating mold isn’t fun, but it can at least provide some much-needed peace of mind. That is, of course, until you notice the ...

Dr. Andrew Zasada explains how mold grows in damp, dark places like showers and AC units, its health risks, and safe removal ...

Keep your shower sparkling for longer.

An individual’s response to mold depends on the type, as different molds contain distinct allergens that cause a range of reactions. Mold could be the culprit if you’re coughing a lot, May says.

While many associate mold problems with summer humidity, winter presents unique challenges for Florida homeowners. Closed windows, running heating systems, and temperature differences between indoor ...

Luckily, it's an easy habit to break!

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 ...

Starting seeds indoors in winter is a hopeful way to bring a little green into your home when it’s cold outside. It feels good to see those first sprouts, but then you might notice fuzzy white spots ...