Demon named MOLD
- Mar 12, 2018
- 2 min read
Do you also have a problem with mold in your apartment or house?
Would you like to get rid of this problem forever?
The first article on our blog I want to devote a bit of non-traditional issues. Indirectly, however, it also relates to our work. By focusing on healthy and environmentally-friendly housing, we have decided to solve this problem. We want him to pay enough attention to raise awareness of this problem and to propose an appropriate solution. Ideally, you do not have to meet the problem anymore. In order to create our own ideas about the seriousness of the problem and the need to solve it, we have selected several articles.
Case study: Rising damp, green mould and evictions
Mandy Klopper, 43, and her teenage son Alex, 15, were plagued with chest infections as a result of living in a damp house in Woking, Surrey. Ongoing repairs left them without a bathroom and after they complained to the landlord they were evicted.
The house was damp and my landlord hadn’t dealt with it properly – my son and I both suffered from significant health issues whilst living there. The house had two big damp patches in my son’s room. One wall in the lounge had “bubbling” because of damp and there was extensive green mould in the roof.”
Ms Klopper added: “Alex had so many chest infections, headaches and nausea. He had to have a month off school at one point. I have cystic fibrosis and living with damp problems meant I kept coming down with a lung infection that I’d never had before or since we moved out.”
She recalled: “Our landlord didn’t seem to get that for us, the tenants, that property is our home, and a place we should be able to feel safe in, not in fear for our health. In the end, my ex-landlord gave me notice two weeks before Christmas in 2012 and immediately set about finding a new tenant.”
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