Testing Mold And Indoor Air Quality

Posted by Jessica Allison on March 29th, 2021

You don’t need to be a rocket scientist to figure out that you need to breathe clean air to stay healthy. Most of us think we are safe within the four walls of our house and that the air inside is free from all the contaminants. But in reality, according to a lot of studies and the opinions of the experts from the mold cleaning companies, indoor air is at times more polluted than the air outdoors. One of the major contributors to bad indoor air quality is mold, a fungus that grows in moist areas and is bad for health. People often hire mold companies in Dubai to get rid of the problem. But wouldn’t it be nice to know beforehand if you actually need to hire one of the mold removal experts in Dubai or not? You can, by performing a few tests.

One of the most widely used ways of test indoor air quality and mold is by purchasing a home air test kit from your nearest store and performing the test as mentioned on the packaging. The allergen test kit is the most commonly used indoor air quality testing since it includes testing for pollen, mold spores, dust mites, skin cells, insect fragments, and so on. Or you could try installing the indoor air quality monitor, which is an electrical device that measures the pollutants in the air. One of the advantages of using a DIY air testing kit is that it allows you to monitor the indoor air and doesn’t even cost as much.

However, since we are not trained to deal with these problems, there is always a chance of making mistakes while performing the tests, which can lead to a wrong result. If you are looking for a foolproof method of test for mold, we would recommend hiring mold removal experts in UAE. Not only will they inspect the area and perform the necessary tests, but will also help you come up with a plan to get rid of the mold and improve your indoor air quality.