The mum of two says the mould problems have got so bad, they have started to cause serious health problems for her asthmatic daughter
A concerned mum says that mould and damp problems at her South Belfast apartment are causing her daughter to develop serious health issues.
She says that Clanmil have previously made attempts to deal with the mould problem, including using industrial dehumidifiers, but the mould and damp has only come back worse every time. "It has been forming all over our apartment, behind appliances and cabinets, behind picture frames and the entire area underneath the lino flooring was completely covered in it.
"I was the first person to live in this apartment and have done all that I can to try and make it a safe place for our family, but the damp and mould just keeps returning." It said: "Due to the building design there are no openable windows in both the bathroom and kitchen/living room. It is my subjective opinion that the mechanical ventilation system to the property is not providing adequate enough airflow.A spokesperson for Clanmil said: "Keeping our customers’ homes safe, secure and comfortable is our priority and we take incidents of damp and mould very seriously.
"In November 2022, our colleagues carried out another inspection and arranged for a small remaining patch of damp to be treated.
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