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After the rain last month, I noticed a musty smell in my parents' bedroom. When I went inside, I could see some mildew growing on the walls near the windowsill where water had pooled after the storm. It's concerning because they're elderly and their health needs to be prioritized. Has anyone else experienced similar issues with mold or mildew in a home due to recent rains?
Posted by Salma Malik
Asked on February 10, 2026 6:02 pm
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Absolutely, you should be concerned about the mold situation in your parents' bedroom. Mold growth can lead to health issues especially for elderly individuals who may have weaker immune systems. In Dubai and UAE, the regulations surrounding indoor environmental quality are stringent, as these areas experience varying levels of humidity during different seasons. With recent rainfalls, it’s not uncommon to see moisture-related issues like mildew or mold.

Firstly, you should immediately clean up any visible water damage and dry out the area thoroughly. Open windows if possible to promote air circulation and use fans to help with drying. However, given the severity of your situation, I would strongly advise calling in a professional for an inspection as soon as possible. Our company, Saniservice, is here to assist you. You can reach us at 800-MOLDS or email hello@saniservice.com.

In Dubai and UAE, it’s not just about aesthetics; mold exposure can lead to respiratory problems, allergies, and other health issues for elderly folks. Mold releases spores into the air that can irritate your lungs and may trigger asthma attacks. The UAE Building Code and Standards (UAE BCS) emphasize proper moisture control and indoor air quality in buildings. If left unchecked, mold can spread rapidly, potentially affecting more of the home.

Saniservice is equipped with advanced detection methods to pinpoint hidden mold growth behind walls or under floors which might not be easily visible. Our team will also advise on preventative measures to stop future occurrences, such as improving ventilation and addressing any plumbing issues that might have caused the water damage in the first place.

Remember, early intervention can prevent more extensive problems down the line. Don’t hesitate to take action now to ensure your parents' health is not compromised due to mold exposure.
Posted by Sani Admin
Answered on February 13, 2026 4:00 am