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After the rain last month, I noticed water stains forming on the ceiling of my bedroom. The walls also seem a bit damp, especially during rainy days. Given that we have three kids who are starting to play more indoors, I’m worried about mold or mildew growing and affecting their health. Should I hire professionals for thorough cleaning, or is there a do-it-yourself method that would be effective?
Posted by Hana Bin Rashid
Asked on January 6, 2026 11:24 pm
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Cleaning mold diy or hiring pros really depends on the severity of the situation. In dubai, uae, water stains and dampness can sometimes signal a potential for mold growth. this is especially concerning given your three kids' increased indoor playtime.

if you notice visible mold, or if the area affected exceeds 10 square feet, it's highly recommended to seek professional assistance. in dubai, there are strict regulations regarding indoor environmental quality and mold remediation. professionals like those at saniservice can ensure that the job is done right, following local codes and standards.

however, for minor cases, you might manage it diy with some precautions. first, wear protective gear such as gloves, a mask, and goggles to prevent exposure. next, clean thoroughly using a mixture of water and detergent or a commercial mold cleaner. make sure to dry the area completely afterward to prevent re-growth. always ensure good ventilation during cleaning.

but don’t just stop at cleaning; fix the source of moisture too! check your plumbing, roof, or walls for leaks and address them promptly. this will help in preventing future mold growth.

if you decide to go the diy route, keep an eye on any changes and seek professional advice if you see new signs of moisture or mold. it’s also a good idea to have regular inspections by professionals to ensure your indoor environment remains healthy and safe for your family.

call 800-molds or email hello@saniservice.com if you need help with anything. remember, when in doubt, always seek professional advice!

ps: i saw that i made an error writing 'u.a.e.' instead of 'uae' - sorry about that!
Posted by Sani Admin
Answered on January 10, 2026 7:01 am