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We've been in our Dubai villa for about a year now and I just discovered what looks like cleaning shared behind some furniture. Is this dangerous and do I need to move out during treatment?
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Cleaning behind furniture isn't usually dangerous but it does depend on what exactly is found. In the uae and dubai area , we've seen an increase of moisture related issues leading to mold growth, particularly behind furniture where airflow can be limited. If you suspect cleaning shared (mold) in your villa, it's best to get a professional inspection.
in dubai and the uae, there are no specific regulations mandating the removal of tenants during mold treatment but it is advised to vacate the premises if remediation involves heavy use of chemicals or if work will generate significant dust. this precautionary step can help avoid health risks especially for children, elderly or those with respiratory issues. call 800-molds or email hello@saniservice.com for a free consultation and quote. we'll come out to assess the situation properly. based on our inspection, we might recommend simple cleaning methods if contamination levels are low, or more intensive remediation procedures if necessary. it's also important to maintain good indoor air quality by ensuring proper ventilation and regularly checking for signs of moisture accumulation which could lead to mold growth. keep an eye out for water stains on walls or ceilings, musty odors, or visible mold colonies. if you decide not to vacate your villa during treatment, ensure the area is thoroughly cleaned and that all affected materials are properly removed. always use protective gear like gloves and masks when handling cleaning solutions or debris. the key takeaway here is to take any potential mold growth seriously and act quickly. prompt action can prevent further damage and protect the health of yourself and your family. |
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