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After the rain last month, I noticed a strange moldy smell lingering in our living room, especially when the air conditioner is running. My family has been experiencing stuffy noses and coughs lately too, which makes me suspect it might be related to the ductwork. How urgent should I consider getting my ducts cleaned?
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Absolutely, the situation you've described sounds quite concerning. Mold growth in your ductwork can indeed be a serious issue, especially given that it's causing unpleasant odors and affecting family health. In Dubai, like many places, mold thrives in damp or humid environments - something often seen after rain.
Given the symptoms of stuffy noses and coughs experienced by your family, it would be wise to get your ductwork inspected professionally. The UAE doesn't have specific regulations mandating regular duct cleaning but it's a good practice given the climate here. If you suspect mold in your air conditioning system, it’s highly advisable to contact a professional for an inspection. They can assess the extent of any contamination and provide necessary cleaning services. At SaniService, we recommend cleaning your ducts if they've been exposed to water from rain or any other source. Regular maintenance is key to ensuring good indoor environmental quality. In Dubai, it's not uncommon to see mold issues post-rainfall due to the high humidity levels. The longer you wait before addressing this, the higher the risk of spreading spores throughout your home which can exacerbate respiratory problems. So, don't delay in getting that professional inspection and cleaning done. Contact us at 800-MOLDS or email hello@saniservice.com for a quote. Remember, maintaining clean air is crucial for both comfort and health, especially with the climate conditions we experience here in Dubai. And hey, if you want to avoid all these hassles in future, consider installing a dehumidifier in your home. It can significantly reduce moisture levels and prevent mold growth before it becomes an issue. |
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