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mold season St. Louis 20

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Mold season in St. Louis hits hard every fall, when wet leaves pile up and humidity lingers, making basements and bathrooms feel damp. You can almost smell it in the air—musty and earthy—especially after a big rain when the river fog settles in. It's not just annoying; it's a real battle for anyone with allergies or asthma, so keeping a dehumidifier going and checking window seals becomes second nature around here.

sewer backup safety 20

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If you see water backing up from a drain or toilet during a storm, stay out of it—sewer water can contain bacteria and viruses. Shut off the water supply to the affected fixtures and wear rubber gloves, boots, and a mask if you need to move anything. Open windows for ventilation, and call a plumber to clear the blockage safely before turning water back on.