Mould and damp are signs of excess moisture in the home and they can have a real impact on indoor air quality.
Mould releases tiny spores into the air that can irritate the airways and worsen breathing issues, allergies and asthma. Damp environments also encourage dust mites and bacteria, adding to the overall indoor air burden.
These issues are most common in areas with limited ventilation, such as bedrooms, bathrooms and poorly heated spaces.
Addressing moisture at its source is essential. Improving airflow and reducing airborne spores can support a healthier indoor environment, especially for those with sensitive lungs.
