Could be in the ducts or air-conditioner. (sm)
Posted By: Misha on 2006-07-31
In Reply to: Mold and mildew problems sm - Speedqueen
First the air-conditioner needs to be serviced. If your DH is handy he should check for a drip pan that could be full of water - and mold and mildew! There is a drainage tube that needs to stay open. They can get clogged and must be flushed out. The drainage pain can then be drained and then bleach solution should stand in it to kill the fungi, then rinsed out. Next project is to call somebody that cleans out heating ducts. They need to put brushes into the ducts and sweep around and such out all the gunk for you. When all that is done, a good air filter inside will also help. The heavily advertised ones are not necessarily the best or the best price, of course. Check with Consumer Reports, I'd think.
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