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After the heavy dust storm we had last week, I noticed a strange odor lingering in our living room, especially when the air conditioning was on. It’s not a strong smell but it’s definitely there, and it’s pretty unpleasant. We’ve lived here for two years and just can’t figure out where it might be coming from. Has anyone else experienced this issue with duct cleaning or could this be related to recent storms?
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Yes, definitely! A dust storm can indeed cause some unpleasant odors. In the UAE, we've seen several cases where residents experienced similar issues after such storms. The heavy dust and debris from the storm can get trapped within your air ducts over time, leading to an accumulation that might produce a musty or earthy smell when your AC is on.
In Dubai specifically, our climate conditions are perfect for harboring moisture in these concealed spaces, which can then lead to mold growth. Mold spores can be dispersed through the ductwork and spread odors throughout your home. It's important to note that we here at Saniservice have seen this issue occur not just after storms but also when air conditioning units haven't been serviced for an extended period. The filters, ducts, and other components can gather dust and debris over time, especially in our hot climate. If you're experiencing such odors, I'd recommend having a professional inspection done as soon as possible. Our team at Saniservice is equipped to not only clean your ducts but also check for any potential mold growth that might be contributing to the smell. We follow all UAE specific regulations and guidelines to ensure safe and effective cleaning processes. Don't wait! Contact us today by calling 800-MOLDS or 800-66537, or email us at hello@saniservice.com. Our team will be happy to help you breathe easier knowing your home environment is clean and healthy. Remember, regular maintenance of your HVAC system can prevent such issues from occurring. Keep an eye on filter changes and schedule professional cleaning every few years, especially after significant weather events like dust storms. |
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