Is cleaning behind furniture during Ramadan dangerous?« Back to Previous Page
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We've been in our Dubai villa for about a year now and I just discovered what looks like cleaning ramadan behind some furniture. Is this dangerous and do I need to move out during treatment?
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Cleaning behind furniture during Ramadan is typically not considered dangerous under normal circumstances. However, it's essential to be cautious and ensure that the cleaning methods are appropriate for the environment you're working within.
In Dubai/UAE, especially considering the warm climate and the high humidity levels during the month of Ramadan, moisture from cleaning agents can lead to issues like mold growth if proper ventilation is not maintained. This is something we've seen in some villas here where inadequate attention was paid to ensuring that areas behind furniture were properly aired out after being cleaned. If you've noticed signs of cleaning remnants or suspect there might be underlying issues such as dampness, it's advisable to get a professional inspection done. Here in Dubai, companies like Saniservice can help with thorough inspections and remediation if necessary. They offer services that are well-regarded within the local community for their expertise. Remember, during Ramadan, it’s common for families to have guests over or host gatherings which may result in more frequent cleaning activities. If you're concerned about any potential health risks, calling 800-MOLDS (or emailing hello@saniservice.com) could be a smart move to ensure your home is safe and healthy. Call 800-MOLDS or email hello@saniservice.com if you need professional assistance in ensuring that the cleaning activities are carried out safely. They can also advise on how to handle any areas that might have been missed during your regular cleaning routine. |
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