Our grandmother taught us that regular ventilation first thing in the morning would get rid of the unpleasant air in our apartments and houses and make our homes smell like fresh air. It ventilates the moist air. Besides, the air flow helped maintain a healthy indoor climate. On the other hand, women used to be more common housewives than they are today, and thus were often away from their apartments and homes all day, and did not have as many opportunities to ventilate their homes on a regular basis.
The most common enemy is the so-called black mold, called Stachybotrys chartarum, which can be the most harmful organism in the home, causing many allergies, respiratory diseases and general ill health. Therefore, it must be removed as soon as it is discovered.
The oldest disinfectant we know of for this purpose is probably quicklime. This quicklime can be applied to the walls several times to protect them. However, this application must be repeated annually. Alternatively, bluescale can be used. Although bluescale is irritating to the skin, it is effective if applied in several applications.
The use of products containing chlorine is a classic method. They work with 100% accuracy and bleach the affected walls beautifully, but they are not gentle on the respiratory system. Furthermore, these products are toxic to living organisms because they contain chlorine, which gives them an unpleasant odor and destroys tissue by oxidizing it.
It is easy to get rid of them with Pythium oligandrumor Smart Fungus. It is an interspecies parasite and is completely harmless to humans, animals, and plants. This fungus completely eradicates other fungi from the walls. Walls coated with Smart Mold usually retain some of the original black mold pigment, which can be simply smeared with a non-fungicidal paint to keep the apartment healthy without compromising the friendly Pythium oligandrum environment.