Fluffy white mold growing in our new shower
13 years ago
We just had our bathroom remodeled and we are finding white/fluffy moldy stuff growing in the shower. Does anyone know what this is? We are using the other shower since we are afraid that this could be something dangerous. As anyone had this experience? Should we go to the city health department?
Any insight is greatly appreciated.
Any insight is greatly appreciated.
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