FAQ

Mould remediation is a structured, science-based process to identify, contain, remove, and prevent mould growth inside a property. It addresses moisture sources, contaminated materials, airborne spores, and long-term prevention — not just visible stains. In Malaysia’s humid climate, proper remediation is critical. Learn more under our hygiene inspection and remediation services.

Yes. Malaysia’s consistently high humidity creates ideal conditions for indoor mould growth. Prolonged exposure to mould spores and mycotoxins has been linked to respiratory irritation, asthma, eczema, sinus issues, fatigue, and immune stress. This is why Wellness Home principles place strong emphasis on mould prevention and air quality.

Warning signs include persistent musty odours, mould regrowth after cleaning, unexplained allergies at home, night-time coughing, headaches, or worsening symptoms indoors. Toxic mould cannot be confirmed visually alone — professional inspection and testing are required. These are included in our home hygiene assessment services.

A biohazard contaminated home contains biological or chemical hazards that pose health risks. This may include severe mould infestation, bodily fluids, post-death contamination, smoke residues, or microbial buildup. For complex cases, see our post-fire and biohazard treatment solutions.

Formaldehyde (HCHO) is a volatile organic compound (VOC) released from furniture, cabinetry, adhesives, and renovation materials. Long-term indoor exposure may cause eye irritation, breathing discomfort, sleep disturbance, and has been classified as a carcinogen. Choosing low-emission material systems helps reduce long-term exposure risks.

A Wellness Home is designed around health-first living. It prioritises indoor air quality, moisture control, mould prevention, toxin reduction, and long-term occupant wellbeing — beyond aesthetics or surface cleanliness. Learn more about our Wellness Home framework developed for Malaysian homes.

Yes. Children are more vulnerable due to developing immune and respiratory systems. Parents often notice night coughing, eczema flare-ups, poor sleep, or frequent illness. This is why healthy home strategies focus on bedroom air quality and night-time exposure.

Cleanaholics is an AI-driven Hygiene Science & Research company. We focus on inspection, testing, and evidence-based remediation — not cosmetic cleaning or temporary fixes. Our work integrates building science, material safety, and human health through specialised hygiene services.

Yes. Our services include indoor air quality assessments, formaldehyde detection, mould risk analysis, heavy metal screening, and mycotoxin-related testing as part of a comprehensive health-focused approach. Learn more via our inspection and testing services.