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Annotation: This winter it was easy for mold to grow in our apartments. It was heated only a little and mold easily settles in cool rooms. Petra Terdenge asked what this means for our health:

Narrator: Molds are less dangerous than some people think. For example, there is no evidence that airborne mold spores cause cancer. But it can still cause problems, says Dr. Reinhard Door from the pharmacy magazine:

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“Some people can develop allergies, with the known symptoms. In children, existing asthma can get worse. However, people with a weakened immune system should really be careful, whereby a weak immune system is not always the same as a weakened immune system. You should consult a doctor about this.”

Speaker: The best way to prevent mold is to ventilate the room two to three times a day. If an infestation does occur, we should deal with it quickly:

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“You can remove up to half a square meter yourself, simply wipe away with a normal household cleaner. However, you should wear waterproof gloves and a mask with a protective filter.”

Narrator: Many use Schimmel-Ex to combat the ugly stains. But that is not recommended. These spray bottles usually contain something called biocides that kill mold and inhibit its growth.

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“On the one hand, such ingredients are not good for your health, on the other hand they simply don’t have a lasting effect. What’s more, if you spray the liquid, you spread the mold spores nicely in the air.”

Moderation: If you want to feel completely safe, you can also use high-proof alcohol to combat mold, she writes pharmacy magazine. You should then dispose of the rag in an airtight garbage bag, wash your clothes and air them thoroughly.

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