has asthma 'of students rent rooms with mold! What should I do now?
In September, I moved to a room on the ground nice floor in a dorm. By October, however, the walls of one side of the room was very moldy (black mold). I notified the owner and I bought a dehumidifier and materials to clean the mold. I've been using a dehumidifier, clean up the mold and windows that open all the time. However, the mold that appears be in development now is a yellow, dusty looking for something. Recently, I developed a cough, breathlessness and wheezing. On Friday, my doctor advised that it was in actually an asthma attack. My mom is really sure of his room that has caused this, as I have no history of asthma or have ever had your symptoms before. I just need a little help to know what I do now? Thanks:)
Mold can cause allergies and what it describes the sound as allergic asthma, some people have this around certain season of the year and then disappears. To cure is to get rid of the cause, which is the mold. I have lived in a property that belongs to me by two years and had no mold problems, but apparently with my tenants after I moved. Now, if you ventilate the room and correctly use the heating system periodically while you are there, mold will not always appear that the room was the mold before starting to move in. The best way to get rid of it is to use bleach. clean entire area with this and it will kill the mold completely, then wipe with a damp cloth. sprays can also use anti mold, have some in B & Q, but I think bleach is more effective, although this may damage the paint on the walls. If the room is covered by it and its not located, the room and covered all the furniture should be cleaned first and then everything possible to fully paint the picture that has antimould action. Lanother What can be considered, this is obviously the owner, is to get a brick with ventilation holes inserted into the outer wall of the room. Of course with the breast of his allergic probably better than other person to use chlorine or anti-mold spray, or if you do the work yourself then use a mask.
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