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					<description><![CDATA[Based on the symptoms you&#039;ve described—black patches on the wall behind clothes from an AC leak—this is a classic scenario we encounter daily in Dubai&#039;s humid climate. The first and most critical step is to STOP. Do not attempt to clean it yet.

The AC leak is the root cause. You MUST get your building&#039;s maintenance team to inspect and repair the AC unit&#039;s drainage system immediately. This is non-negotiable. Under Dubai Municipality regulations, building owners are responsible for maintaining AC systems to prevent such moisture issues that lead to mold, which is considered a public health concern.

Until the leak is fixed, any cleaning is a temporary and potentially hazardous solution. The moisture will simply return, and the mold will regrow. Furthermore, disturbing the mold by cleaning can release a high concentration of spores into the air, which you and your family would then inhale. For small, surface-level patches (less than 10 square feet), a solution of white vinegar or a specialized mold cleaner can be used with proper PPE (N95 mask, gloves, goggles). However, given its location behind items and the duration (2 years), there is a high probability the mold has penetrated the gypsum board or backing of the closet.

For your family&#039;s safety, I strongly recommend a professional inspection. We can conduct air and surface sampling to identify the spore type and concentration to determine the correct remediation protocol. Attempting a DIY fix on what could be a deeper problem is a health risk.

For a certified assessment, please call us at 800-MOLDS (800-66537) or email hello@saniservice.com. Let&#039;s get that AC fixed and then handle the mold safely and permanently.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Based on the symptoms you&#8217;ve described—black patches on the wall behind clothes from an AC leak—this is a classic scenario we encounter daily in Dubai&#8217;s humid climate. The first and most critical step is to STOP. Do not attempt to clean it yet.</p>
<p>The AC leak is the root cause. You MUST get your building&#8217;s maintenance team to inspect and repair the AC unit&#8217;s drainage system immediately. This is non-negotiable. Under Dubai Municipality regulations, building owners are responsible for maintaining AC systems to prevent such moisture issues that lead to mold, which is considered a public health concern.</p>
<p>Until the leak is fixed, any cleaning is a temporary and potentially hazardous solution. The moisture will simply return, and the mold will regrow. Furthermore, disturbing the mold by cleaning can release a high concentration of spores into the air, which you and your family would then inhale. For small, surface-level patches (less than 10 square feet), a solution of white vinegar or a specialized mold cleaner can be used with proper PPE (N95 mask, gloves, goggles). However, given its location behind items and the duration (2 years), there is a high probability the mold has penetrated the gypsum board or backing of the closet.</p>
<p>For your family&#8217;s safety, I strongly recommend a professional inspection. We can conduct air and surface sampling to identify the spore type and concentration to determine the correct remediation protocol. Attempting a DIY fix on what could be a deeper problem is a health risk.</p>
<p>For a certified assessment, please call us at 800-MOLDS (800-66537) or email <a href="mailto:hello@saniservice.com">hello@saniservice.com</a>. Let&#8217;s get that AC fixed and then handle the mold safely and permanently.</p>
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