Air conditioning not only keeps your home or office comfortable by offering perfect temperature control but it can also help keep humidity levels low which helps to keep mould at bay. By running your aircon at a temperature that renders conditions unfavourable for mould growth can prevent mould spores from spreading through the air and taking hold on surfaces in your home or office.
Air conditioning can not only help keep your family and employees safe from potential health risks associated with mould exposure but can also reduce musty odours and improve indoor air quality. Giving you a more comfortable, healthy living or working environment. When a room is damp and wet it becomes a perfect environment for mould to take hold.
Mould is a type of fungi that lives on plants and animal matter and thrives in damp and poorly ventilated areas. Mould reproduces by making spores and can spread at a rapid pace if left untreated.
Airborne mould spores are generally found in both indoor and outdoor environments, particularly areas that are damp.
It is not always easy to recognise mould, it often appears as a fuzz, a stain, a smudge or discolouration. Common moulds are generally black, green, or white in colour, however, they can also range from grey to orange depending on the type, age and life stage.
Should mould start to grow in your home, it will not only pose a health hazard, especially for people with existing health conditions but can severely overtake your home by growing on walls, ceilings, flooring and even in your carpets. Should this happen it can be very difficult to remedy and often comes with substantial costs to have it completely removed.
Mould associated with damp buildings can trigger nasal congestion, sneezing coughs, wheezing and respiratory infections, it is also known to worsen certain health existing conditions in people with:
If you need help with your air conditioning in Brisbane, Logan, Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast, All Purpose Air Conditioning is here to assist. To speak to one of our friendly team call 1300 405 295.