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After the rain last month, I noticed a lot of dust and mildew starting to settle in our nursery. The windowsill by my baby’s cot is particularly bad, with visible mold spots. It’s been tough juggling work and taking care of the kids, but I’m worried about handling this on my own. Do you think I can manage cleaning the nursery myself or should I consider hiring someone for a deep clean?
Posted by Hyun Kang
Asked on December 24, 2025 1:28 am
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Cleaning nursery mold yourself is something many parents consider, but it's important to weigh the risks and benefits. In dubai, uae we have strict regulations regarding indoor environmental quality and health, especially in nurseries where children are more vulnerable.

Firstly, ensure you understand local guidelines. The emirates of dubai enforce standards through the department of municipal affairs (dma), which require premises to maintain a healthy environment for residents. If mold is present, it's advisable to have an initial inspection to determine the extent and potential health risks. Call 800-MOLDS or email hello@saniservice.com for professional assistance if you're unsure.

For minor cases like the ones you've noticed on your baby’s cot windowsill, you can attempt a clean yourself, but take some precautions. Begin by wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (ppe) such as gloves and a mask. Clean surfaces with a solution of water and detergent, then dry thoroughly. Ensure good ventilation to reduce moisture levels that support mold growth.

However, if the mold is widespread or persistent despite your efforts, or if you notice any health issues in your child, it’s best to seek professional help. A deep clean by an expert team can ensure complete removal and prevent future outbreaks. Saniservice provides reliable services for such cases, offering thorough treatments that meet local safety standards.

Remember, prevention is key. Regularly inspect and clean nursery areas to keep moisture levels low and reduce the chance of mold development. If you decide to tackle it yourself, be cautious and follow all necessary guidelines to ensure your child's health and safety.

If in doubt or facing a serious case, don’t hesitate to contact us for support. We’re here to help keep your home environment safe and healthy.
Posted by Sani Admin
Answered on December 27, 2025 3:53 pm