Mi sono trasferito in questo appartamento il mese scorso ed è relativamente vecchio. All’improvviso vedo questo sviluppo in camera da letto, sembra uno stampo.
Faccio un’adeguata ventilazione 3 volte al giorno per 10 minuti ciascuna e mantengo il riscaldamento tra 2-3, principalmente 2,5. la temperatura della stanza è intorno ai 17-19/20 ma l’umidità rimane tra 50-65, per lo più nella fascia più alta. Ma semplicemente non va giù, qualunque cosa io faccia. Anche di notte aumenta.
Qualcuno può consigliarmi cosa posso fare immediatamente per rimuovere questa muffa e anche risolvere il problema dell’umidità per un periodo più lungo.
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di muscular001
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there are many mold remove spray sold in supermarket buy one and spry the place and wipe it
Use Shimmel spray (Sargotan or dm). It contains Chlorine to remove mold.
If it’s new lease immediately notify the landlord with the pictures so you have a paper trace that you didn’t caused the mold.
Then if it comes back in this place you could use that as a laverage on your landlord to professionally fix it or lower the rent until it’s fixed.
Apart form that if you don’t have one, apply/enroll to Mieterverein. It’s super cheap and could be useful especially in the case of old and moldy apartment.
It looks like black mold that was poorly covered with paint. Might be hard to get rid of.
I am afraid the wall might be infected ( woodchip wallpaper + wood skirt).
To fix, the wall paper (and the skirt) need to be removed, as the mold lives deeply inside the wallpaper/wood.
No matter how much ventilation you do, the wall is infected and the mold will grow very fast.
Bro. Do you even luft?
Heat more, thats the only real thing you can do, 21-22 then the humidity % will also drop.
Measure the wall temperature, ebcause if the wall has a very low temperature (below 13-14) even this will not help.
The temperature is a bit low, but at that humidity level it should be fine. If you’re using one of those little thermometers to measure the temperature and humidity, try moving it near where the mold is and see if there is any difference.