Hi everyone,
Can anyone comment as to the prevalence of mold in Denmark? I am specifically looking for info on how common interior mold is (i.e. in residential, commercial, educational buildings, etc.). . .
Are there parts of Denmark that are better or worse mold wise?
Extra Info:
Nice to meet you! I am a 20 yr. old undergrad student who has recently encountered a rather unusual situation. Several months ago I left school due to a genetic disorder involving mold, and other bio-toxins. When I am exposed to mold I become very ill and cannot function (partial seizures, extreme fatigue, etc.--it's a mess). I currently live on the coast of the U.S., and am discovering that everywhere has mold--as such I can't attend local schools, or work indoors, and now I have to move.
I have heard that Europe on the whole has less interior mold due to differences in building materials (I'm not sure if this is true, but it's all I have to go on). So . . . I am looking into either working or attending a folk school in Denmark, however, if mold is present/prevalent this would not be an option.
Any input would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Luce