Molds can grow in new, tightly sealed buildings where the humidity is high and the ventilation is poor. Explain how you would control the growth of mold in this type of environment.
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Reduce humidity: Since mold thrives in high humidity, it is essential to maintain a lower humidity level in the building. This can be achieved by using dehumidifiers or air conditioning systems. Show more…
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