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After the rain last month, I noticed a persistent musty smell coming from the central air conditioning unit in my living room. It's really starting to bother me and my family, especially since we’ve been coughing more frequently. Could this be due to mold or dust build-up? What can I do to prevent this from happening again?
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Hello there! Mold spores can indeed be a major trigger for coughs and other respiratory issues. Given the recent rainfall here in Dubai, it's quite possible that moisture has caused some mold growth within your central air conditioning unit or ductwork.
In the UAE, especially during such weather changes, mold is more common due to the humidity levels. If you're experiencing persistent coughing along with a musty smell coming from your AC unit, there's a high chance it might be mold. Mold thrives in damp conditions and can produce spores that irritate the airways leading to coughs. To properly address this issue, I'd recommend calling for professional inspection and remediation services like Saniservice. Our experts are well-versed with the UAE regulations on indoor environmental quality and can assess the situation thoroughly. In Dubai, it's important to keep your home’s humidity levels controlled – ideally, between 30% to 50%. Regular cleaning of your AC filters and ensuring good airflow can help prevent mold growth. Call us at 800-MOLDS or email hello@saniservice.com for a professional consultation. Our team will provide you with a detailed report on the extent of any mold problem and recommend appropriate remediation steps to ensure a healthier living environment. Remember, addressing this issue promptly is crucial not just for your family's health but also to prevent further damage to your property. Mold can spread quickly through air conditioning systems, so don't delay in taking action. |
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