As the weather warms up, the combination of heat and moisture can make your home the perfect place for mould to grow - but ...

With the unpredictable British weather, morning condensation and mould growth risk is still rife across homes in the UK, but ...

Bathrooms are notorious for their high humidity levels, which often result in damp spots and an increased risk of mould ...

Mould can be incredibly difficult to get rid of, but fortunately one expert has shared how you can use one natural affordable ...

Mold exists everywhere and is a natural part of the environment, so avoiding it completely is nearly impossible. But exposure to an excess of mold can be bad for your health.

Close to 200 Bangladeshi workers employed by a ceramic former and specialist gloves mould manufacturer have gone without pay for three months, a migrant worker rights activist has claimed.

But did you know that by adding plants to your windowsills, you can naturally deter mould spores? This is because certain plants can purify the air and reduce humidity levels, creating a less ...

The English ivy houseplant is said to "remove airborne mould and other nasties". It's best grown in bright, indirect light, and will require regular watering, but if looked after well, the plant ...

Although anti-mould paints and sprays might appear to be a solution, they often contain strong chemicals. Instead, placing plants on your windowsills can provide a natural alternative. This is ...

"If your windows are particularly steamy, it means you need to bring down the moisture levels in your home and plants can help do this," reports the Express. The English ivy houseplant is said to ...