Getting rid of mold in the basement involves scrubbing, controlling moisture and waterproofing. We discuss how to mitigate ...

Q: How can I kill mold in a house that has wood slats on the walls and is 100 years old? Why does the mold come back after I have applied a bleach solution? A: “Killing” mold is a never-ending ...

Few things can cause a tenant or homeowner to panic as quickly as the sight of mold on the wall — especially because, when it comes to moldy walls, what you see isn't always what you get.

The most common places to find mold are tile grout, caulk and painted or wallpapered walls. "Bathroom mold occurs primarily because mold loves damp, dark, isolated spaces," says Larry Vetter of Vetter ...

"So, for issues such as mold on the ceiling or wall, porous materials, like drywall, must be removed and replaced, and ...

Usually, mildew means the kind of mold that can be easily removed, often growing in a flat pattern on surfaces such as shower walls and window sills. The fact that it's easy to clean up and doesn ...

However, mold prefers the dark, so some could be hiding away in one of the more inaccessible parts of the house, including behind the walls. Bathrooms and kitchens, for example, are notorious for ...

Mold and mushrooms began popping up in some Ohio State students' dorm rooms after a water leak dampened their bathroom walls.

Mold is a type of fungus that tends to grow on kitchen tiles, bathroom walls and other damp surfaces in our homes. Just like other fungal species, it spreads through spores — tiny 'seeds' that ...

Ever notice a slimy pink or reddish film on your shower walls and grout lines? This sticky substance — often called pink mold — is usually found in warm, moist environments that lack proper ...

And there’s the mold that grows in the floorboards and walls of his apartment — the mold that has sent him three times to the emergency room, the mold he’s been breathing in his entire life.