Breathe in your shower steamers, not mold!

Because wood naturally soaks up and retains water it’s an ideal environment for mold and mildew. If you have baseboards, trim, or furniture that’s been affected, prompt mold cleanup is in order.

It's a problem no one wants to deal with, but it's unfortunately pretty common. If you're wondering how to remove mold from house surfaces, we've got step-by-step instructions on how to banish mold ...

Transform your bathroom from grimy to gleaming in no time. Tackling mold and mildew early keeps your shower safe, fresh, and prevents costly damage to your home. Vinegar, baking soda, or bleach ...

They’ve tossed flood-ruined furniture and appliances, torn out the carpeting, cabinets and drywall. Now the 125,000 or so homeowners who didn't have flood insurance, and the 25,000 or so who did, are ...

Finding mold in any part of your home can be cause for concern, but it’s also a fairly common occurrence—anywhere there is dampness, there is a chance for mold to grow. While mold can be harmful to ...

Days ago, Jerry stopped by my website, AsktheBuilder.com. He reads my column each week in his local paper and was perplexed by algae growth on the exterior of his home. Jerry hales from Chesterton, ...

• Ventilate. After cleaning and disinfecting, air out the building. Use window fans to pull mold spores to the outdoors. • Dry all wet materials as quickly as possible. Close windows and if possible ...