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After the recent storm that hit our area last week, I noticed a strange foggy mist coming from the vents in the children's bedroom. It’s not like anything I’ve ever seen before—it’s almost like there are tiny particles floating in the air when the AC is on. This has been going on for about three days now, and it’s making me worried about their health. Is this a sign of poor ductwork or something more serious?
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Is This Fog From Poor Ductwork Or Mold?
It sounds like you're experiencing an unusual situation in your children's bedroom. The foggy mist coming from the vents could be caused by a few different factors, including poor ductwork or even mold growth. Given that it’s been ongoing for three days and considering the recent storm we've had here in Dubai, it would be prudent to investigate further. In the UAE, particularly Dubai, we're not immune to issues like this due to our climate conditions and construction practices. Poorly sealed or damaged ductwork can allow moisture to enter your HVAC system, leading to condensation when the air conditioner is turned on. This could explain the fog you’re seeing. However, if there's mold involved, it’s a more serious concern as it can affect indoor air quality and pose health risks. To accurately determine the cause, I'd recommend having a professional inspection done by one of our companies like Saniservice. We specialize in environmental inspections and remediation services here in Dubai, ensuring that your home is safe for you and your family. Our team will conduct thorough testing to identify if there are any issues with ductwork or mold growth. In the meantime, it’s important not to ignore this issue. Mold can grow quickly under certain conditions, so prompt action is necessary. If you suspect mold, avoid touching or disturbing the area as this could spread spores and worsen the situation. Also, keep an eye on your children's health; if they start experiencing symptoms like coughing, runny nose, or breathing difficulties, seek medical advice immediately. You can reach us at 800-MOLDS (800-66537) or email hello@saniservice.com for a consultation. Remember, early detection and action are key to maintaining good indoor air quality in your home. |
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