Whether it's slimy black spots on your shower curtain, fuzzy white patches on your basement floor, or slick orange film on your kitchen drain, household mold can be more than unsightly.

Mold growth on surfaces indicates that moisture is, or has been, present in an indoor environment. Direct microscopic examination (by a mycologist) is the primary method to determine whether mold ...

In the United States, many Mexican food enthusiasts don’t consider flour tortillas to be as “authentic” as corn tortillas, arguing that they’re not a real part of the cuisine. And it’s true that the ...

Mold is most often a black color, but can also be orange, white, green or brown. And it usually has a furry texture. If you notice mold on any surfaces in your home, a mold inspector can give you ...

In the aftermath, residents may be dealing with a familiar threat: mold. Mold — a fungi — can begin to grow in a home 24 to 48 hours after water exposure. Mold is a natural part of the ...

While it may be incredibly convenient to purchase pre-made flour tortillas at the grocery store, no brand can beat the ...

Although flour tortillas are very easy to make at home, a few long-life brands are sold in UK supermarkets. In the southern states of the USA and in South America, tortillas are readily available ...

At virtually every grocery store, you’re bound to see both corn tortillas and flour tortillas. Of course, deciding which ...

And they may soon find something else: mold. Mold can begin to grow as soon as 24 to 48 hours after moisture exposure. And Florida’s subtropical climate, which remains hot and humid in October ...

Mold is a type of fungus that tends to grow on kitchen tiles, bathroom walls and other damp surfaces in our homes. Just like other fungal species, it spreads through spores — tiny 'seeds' that ...

She has a passion for lifestyle top... Mold is probably the worst four-letter word in home ownership. The stuff is nasty and can cause an arrayof health problems. Hiring a professional inspector ...

This investigation was co-published with the Project On Government Oversight. On the weekends, Aubrey Metzler lets out her frustration with military housing by screaming at strangers in the ...