How To Clean Ceiling Mold

Molds are microscopic fungi that derive their energy from the decomposition of organic matter. As such, molds play a very constructive role in the recycling of organic matter in the ecosystem. They grow in colonies, and multiply through spores. It is these spores that cause allergic and respiratory problems in humans. Some molds also produce toxins that are said to produce neurological problems. Molds can survive in extreme climates and some mold species even inhabit Antarctica, fridge, and jet fuel. Molds have also been used in the production of various fermented foods and beverages, enzymes, and antibiotics. The most famous species of mold is perhaps the Penicillin species, from which the first antibiotic was isolated. In homes, molds inhabit those places, which are moist, like bathroom and damp ceilings. Large colonies of mold in homes can pose breathing related disorders, especially to children and pets, due to the dispersion of the spores. Read the article below to know more on how you can clean the ceiling mold.