Mould cases on the rise during rainy season
SINGAPORE – Rats are not the only ones wreaking havoc this rainy season – mould has been making an appearance in homes, including on furniture, ceilings and walls.
Three mould removal companies The Straits Times spoke to have seen a surge in the number of inquiries since the start of December 2023, attributing the rise to higher humidity because of frequent heavy showers.
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Francis Chuangli 01/02/2024
Of course, coming to the rainy season, the atmosphere is going to be cold and wet. Air moisture is going to be higher and more damp, and it is the most favorable for the mold to grow on organic surfaces.
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