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For a version suitable for printing, click here. Mold Warm temperatures and humidity may be great for plants, but they can play havoc with your allergies if you are sensitized to them. Molds are most prevalent during the summer months, but can be a year-round hazard in warmer zones. In some areas, high mold counts occur at the same time of year as high pollen counts. This can make the spring and fall allergy seasons especially difficult for those who are sensitized to those allergens. Mold can thrive both indoors and outdoors. Within the home mold can build up in the air conditioning system, ventilation ducts, basement, and bathroom. If you believe that you may suffer from mold allergies, contact an allergy specialist to learn how to manage your indoor/outdoor mold allergies. Forward to Pollens » « Back to Cockroaches ^ Back to Top

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