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Preventing Mold Growth in Your Kitchen

2/21/2019 (Permalink)

At SERVPRO of North Palm Beach County, we are mold damage restoration specialists ready to help!

South Florida homes are no strangers to rainstorms and, as a result, a lot of potential moisture in the home. Unfortunately, humidity and moisture are key elements to creating an environment where mold will thrive. Homeowners in South Florida are primarily concerned with mold growth in both their kitchen and their bathrooms due to this moisture factor. Today, we focus on kitchen mold in places like windows, walls, and kitchen cupboards. These areas are all likely to come into contact with moisture, making them prime candidates for mold to grow.

Stopping mold from growing in the first place is the best proactive measure to take to protect your home. The following are some tips to prevent mold growth in your kitchen:

  • Periodically check for water leaks
  • Keep humidity low
  • Throw away old food
  • Clean your garbage can and garbage disposal regularly
  • Wash dishes every day
  • Clean the area behind your fridge
  • Make sure the stove fan is on while cooking
  • Clean appliances after each use
  • Regularly clean the entire kitchen
  • Clean out the cabinets and pantry

Following these steps will put you in a better position to prevent mold from growing in your kitchen. With over 100,000 varieties of mold in existence, it is important to be proactive to keep your kitchen safe and clean for you and your family. If you do notice signs of mold growth in your kitchen, it is important to reach out to a professional immediately. At SERVPRO of North Palm Beach County, we are mold damage restoration specialists ready to help! Call us as soon as you see an issue and we will be there right away!

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