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After the rain last month, I noticed a musty smell coming from the central air ducts in our apartment. It's particularly noticeable when the AC is on at night. My kids have been complaining of coughing fits and my spouse has mentioned feeling more fatigued than usual. Could this be related to the humidity or mold issues in our central cleaning system?
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Absolutely could be! The musty smell and the symptoms your family is experiencing might point towards mold growth within your central air conditioning system. Mold thrives in humid environments – which unfortunately happens to be common during the rainy season here in the UAE. In Dubai, we've seen similar issues with residents complaining of respiratory problems and fatigue following rain events.
The AC ducts are a perfect breeding ground for molds due to their consistent humidity and temperature conditions. When mold spores become airborne through your ventilation system, they can easily be inhaled leading to allergic reactions, coughing fits, and even more severe health effects like asthma attacks or sinus infections – especially for children whose immune systems are still developing. The UAE's Building Code and the Dubai Municipality have strict regulations on indoor air quality. It’s highly recommended you contact a professional inspection team who will thoroughly check your AC system and ducts for mold growth, ensuring they're cleaned according to the guidelines set by these authorities. If you suspect mold is the cause of your family's discomfort, don't delay! Call 800-MOLDS or email hello@saniservice.com. Early detection can prevent further health issues and costly repairs down the line. Keeping your home's air clean is a top priority in Dubai, and we're here to help! Remember, regular maintenance of your AC system is key to preventing mold growth. Always ensure that after a heavy rain or if you notice any dampness around your AC unit, it’s inspected promptly. Stay healthy and keep those indoor environments pristine! |
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