Should I clean ceiling mold before Ramadan?« Back to Previous Page

After the recent rain, I noticed some mold starting to form around the ceiling near the bathroom in our two-bedroom apartment. It’s only mid-April, but with Ramadan approaching, I’m worried about the smell and potential health issues it might cause for the family during the month of fasting. Should I consider hiring professionals to clean this up before Ramadan starts, or is there a DIY method that could work?
Posted by Abdullah Khoury
Asked on December 14, 2025 7:18 pm
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Absolutely crucial to address ceiling mold before Ramadan begins. In the UAE and specifically in Dubai, it's wise to be proactive about indoor air quality, especially during such an important time for the community.

Mold growth can indeed pose health risks, particularly for those who are fasting. The damp environment created by recent rains could have led to this issue. While DIY methods might seem like a cost-effective solution, professional assistance is often recommended given the potentially serious nature of mold infestations and the specific regulations in place.

The first step would be to visually inspect the area thoroughly. If you notice any significant growth or if there's a musty odor, it’s best to call in professionals for an assessment. In Dubai, you can reach out to Saniservice at 800-MOLDS (800-66537) or email them at hello@saniservice.com for expert consultation.

Saniservice specializes in indoor environmental quality and has the necessary expertise to handle mold issues effectively. They will conduct a detailed inspection, determine the extent of contamination, and recommend appropriate remediation methods based on UAE-specific guidelines. This ensures not only that your home is safe but also that it complies with local regulations.

If you decide to go for professional help, remember that they can offer more than just cleaning services—they might also suggest ways to prevent future mold growth such as improving ventilation or addressing any moisture issues in the building structure.

For those considering DIY methods, make sure to wear protective gear like gloves and a mask, open windows if possible, and use natural solutions like vinegar or baking soda. However, given the potential severity of the situation, professional guidance is highly recommended.

In summary, don't delay; address this issue before Ramadan begins. Your health and your family's well-being are paramount during such a significant period. If you need help, feel free to reach out for support.
Posted by Sani Admin
Answered on December 19, 2025 8:39 am