Preventing Water and Mold Damage through Proper Insulation

Insulation plays an essential role in maintaining indoor air quality, especially during the warmest and coolest months of the year. However, another aspect of home insulation that many homeowners fail to consider is its ability to repel moisture and resist mold.

Water-resistance is particularly important when humidity levels rise, and when rain and moisture levels increase. Opting for materials that repel moisture, such as stone wool, can help in preventing water-related issues.

Using insulation that is composed of non-organic matter, on the other hand, can better prevent mold infestation.

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