The comfort inside the buildings is the sum of several factors: thermal-acoustic insulation, brightness, temperature and air quality. Correctly using the fixtures you can always enjoy the proper temperature, avoid the unpleasant air in the rooms or moisture and mould problems arise. Small daily precautions, some of them already known, they will manage to maximize the purchase of new fixtures.

The air contains water in the form of steam. Moulds are a type of multicellular fungi, capable of covering some surfaces in the form of spongy mycelium; they usually reproduce by means of spores. They can be seen on walls and ceilings, with a growth that does not stop at a surface layer, but instead affects the robustness of the part and also produces, in addition, a pungent and characteristic smell (the smell of mould).

Mould spores, formed inside buildings, cause allergies (as allergens); moreover, the spores of some fungi, such as Stachybotrys, release toxins that create inflammation and injuries in the lungs, especially in children. Mould proliferates in humid environments, or where the surface temperature is colder and where less air circulates. Typical places are the cellars, the bathrooms, the corners of the rooms or behind the closets.

To prevent mould formation, moisture and condensation should be controlled in the following ways:

To remove mould stains you can disinfect the affected air with hydrogen peroxide (avoid chlorine products) and then paint using lime-based paints. The radical elimination of mould naturally provides the solution of the causes that generated it.