The most practical way to find a mold problem is by using your eyes to look for mold growth and wetness, and by using your nose to locate a suspicious odor, according to the LSU AgCenter experts.
If you see mold or if there is an earthy or musty smell, you should assume a mold problem exists. Other clues are signs of excess moisture or the worsening of allergylike symptoms. A moisture detector can be a helpful tool.
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If you see mold or if there is an earthy or musty smell, you should assume a mold problem exists. Other clues are signs of excess moisture or the worsening of allergylike symptoms. A moisture detector can be a helpful tool.
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