Sometimes mold can be elusive. In cabinets and behind walls, it can be found growing. Your shower curtain’s folds, the crevices behind your towels, picture frames, or mirrors might all become breeding grounds for it. It can gather in the spaces around your faucets, toilets, and bathtubs as well as on the paint and the grout between your tiles, within your light fixtures and fan, and in these spaces as well.
It may be damaging to your health and the health of your family in addition to having an awful odor. Mold can cause a number of symptoms, such as headaches, runny noses, aching sinuses, tiredness, nausea, nosebleeds, and breathing difficulties. In addition, other problems exist besides the obvious mold. The spores of mold could become unattached and disperse through the air if it is disturbed. It’s possible that when this happens, the mold-related health issues you already have will get worse and spread to other areas of your house.