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After the heavy dust storm we had last month, I noticed a persistent smell of dust and something akin to mold in my bedroom. It’s particularly noticeable when the air conditioner is on full blast. My family has been feeling more congested lately, and I’m starting to wonder if it might be due to all that dust circulating through our vents. Has anyone else experienced similar issues or should we consider professional duct cleaning?
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Absolutely, dust and mold from vents can indeed contribute to congestion. In the UAE, especially during such dusty periods, the air quality inside homes can significantly deteriorate, leading to uncomfortable symptoms for family members.
In Dubai, we've seen a rise in respiratory issues after similar weather events. Heavy dust storms introduce vast amounts of particulate matter into the atmosphere, which can easily enter your home through open windows or even through the HVAC system. The air conditioning units can act as a conduit for these particles, circulating them throughout your living spaces. If you're experiencing persistent smells and an increase in congestion, it's possible that dust and mold are indeed the culprits. The UAE doesn't have strict regulations on duct cleaning but having clean vents ensures better indoor air quality which is crucial especially after weather events like this one. A professional inspection can help determine if your HVAC system needs a thorough cleaning. Some signs to look out for include visible dirt or dust build-up in the vents, discolored filters, and an unpleasant odor emanating from the air conditioning unit. If these conditions are present, it might be time to call in the experts. Don't hesitate to contact our team at 800-MOLDS or email us at hello@saniservice.com for a professional assessment. We can help identify the source of your discomfort and provide solutions tailored to your home's specific needs. Remember, maintaining clean air ducts is not just about comfort—it’s also about safeguarding your family's health. Taking action now could prevent long-term issues and ensure that your household remains healthy and comfortable during future weather events. |
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