Xspor - WA

31/12/2025

25/04/2024

What a HUGE difference! This is going to make a massive difference to the air quality too. Breathing in all those spores is not good for you and our customer was over the moon!

Call us on 1300 974 373 to book an inspection or assessment (free) or go to our website to find out more about the services and products that we offer.

https://www.xsporwa.com.au

24/04/2024

If pillows are exposed to moisture and not properly maintained, mould can become a real problem.

Pillows can accumulate moisture from various sources such as sweat, saliva, and humidity. Going to bed with wet hair is not a great idea!

Pillows that are not adequately ventilated, especially those made of materials that trap moisture like memory foam, can promote mould growth.

Without proper airflow, moisture gets trapped inside the pillow, providing an ideal environment for mould spores to thrive.

Mould spores are everywhere and they can settle on pillows, especially if they are kept in damp or humid areas.
Once spores find a suitable environment with moisture and organic material (like pillow filling), they can germinate and grow into mould colonies. Yikes!

Storing pillows in damp or humid rooms, like basements or closets with poor ventilation, can increase mould growth.

Old or damaged pillows, with tears or broken seals, are more susceptible to mould growth.

To prevent pillows from becoming a source of mould:
• Use pillow protectors or covers that are waterproof and breathable to prevent moisture from seeping into the pillow.

• Wash pillowcases and covers regularly to remove sweat, oils, and other contaminants.

• Air out pillows regularly in a well-ventilated area or the sun, to help remove moisture., especially if you sweat alot.

• Replace pillows that show signs of mould growth, damage, or age-related wear to maintain a healthy sleeping environment.

• Store pillows in a cool, dry place with good ventilation to minimize the risk of mould contamination.

If in doubt, bin it!

For more tips and handy hints, go to our website https://www.xsporwa.com.au and follow us on insta and fb.

1300 974 373

22/04/2024

Myth: Once mould is removed, it won't come back...

Fact: Removing visible mould growth is just one part of the solution. Without addressing the underlying moisture problem that allowed mould to grow in the first place, it's likely to return.

Effective mould remediation involves not only removing existing mould but also identifying and fixing the source of moisture to prevent recurrence.

Our speciality is not only mould removal but doing exactly that - finding the root cause of the problem.

This is absolutely key when it comes to getting rid of mould, otherwise it will just keep coming back.

We only use safe, non-toxic products and top of the range equipment.

Call the professionals today!

1300 074 373
https://www.xsporwa.com.au

21/04/2024

Why do our customers rave about our work?

Because we not only love what we do, but we are highly qualified, we do a thorough job job, we give free advice and free mould assessments, and our main aim is to get to the root of the problem EVERY time!

Everything we use is non-toxic and completely safe to use around humans, pets and plants, so you know you aren't going to be breathing in nasty chemicals, on top of mould spores!

We also offer a 2 year warranty (conditions apply of course) We do this because we have that much confidence in our work and we know our products are safe and effective.

We sell many different products to help prevent mould in your home. Go check them out at https://www.xsporwa.com.au.

Call us on 1300 974 373 to book your life changing inspection today!

20/04/2024

Our customers can sleep easy after using our services and knowing that their room is mould free! We use the highest quality materials and tools and only use eco-friendly products, so you can rest assured that your home is non-toxic and will not be making you sick!

Another great job by XsporWA!

Call 1300 974 373 or go to our website to book in your FREE mould assessment!
https://www.xsporwa.com.au

19/04/2024

3 things in your garden, that could be causing mould;

1. Structures:
Mould can grow on wooden structures like fences, raised beds, and trellises, especially if they are exposed to moisture.
Garden chairs and under cushions, especially if they get wet in the rain or morning dew.

This can weaken the structures over time and create an unsightly appearance.

2. Garden tools and equipment:
Mould can grow on garden tools, pots, and equipment if they are not properly cleaned and stored.

This can spread mould to other areas of the garden and increase the risk of contamination.

3. Watering systems:
Mould can develop in irrigation systems, hoses, and watering cans, especially if they are not drained and dried properly after each use.

This can contaminate water sources and spread mould to plants during watering.

To prevent mould contamination in your garden, maintain good sanitation practices, provide proper drainage, avoid overwatering, and promptly remove any mould-infected plant material.

Additionally, using disease-resistant plant varieties and practicing crop rotation can help reduce the risk of mould-related problems.

For more tips and handy hints go to our website https://www.xsporwa.com.au.

Call us on 1300 974 373 with any booking enquiries.

18/04/2024

You might think a few spots of mould are harmless, but over time these small spots will grow and spread by releasing microscopic spores into the air and being carried around the rest of your home.

The important thing is to not only deal with the mould issue, but to also find the root cause of it, or you could be in for more.

The sooner you get on top of it, the easier it is going to be, costing you less in the long run.

Call the professionals for a quote today, on 1300 974 373 or go to our website where you can also book in an assessment or inspection, and see what else we have on offer.

We some great non-toxic products, that are safe to use for all the family!

17/04/2024

Did you know that your bathmat could be making you sick?

Bathmats, often being placed in environments with high humidity and moisture, are susceptible to mould growth if not properly maintained.

The mouldy bathmats can pose a great health risk. Mold spores can become airborne and may cause respiratory issues, allergic reactions, or exacerbate existing conditions such as asthma.

Not to mention being carried or transferred to other objects, leading to contamination and increasing the difficulty of remediation.

Prolonged exposure to mouldy bathmats in the bathroom, where moisture levels are high, can increase the risk of these health effects and contamination.

Things to look out for are;
Unsightly discoloration. Mould colonies can appear as black, green, or brown spots on the surface of the mat, which can be challenging to remove and may permanently damage the appearance of the mat.

Mould growth produces a musty odor that can be particularly noticeable in enclosed spaces like bathrooms.

Bathmats affected by mould may develop a foul smell that can spread throughout the room, especially when damp.

Mould can degrade the materials of the bathmat over time.
Fabric may become weakened or disintegrate and rubber backing may deteriorate. This can lead to safety hazards such as slipping.
Mould growth on bathmats can spread to other surfaces in the bathroom if not addressed promptly.

To prevent mould growth on bathmats, follow these tips:
• Keep them clean and dry regularly.
• Washing bathmats with hot water, detergent, borax and vinegar can help remove mould spores and prevent their degradation.
• Ensure adequate ventilation in the bathroom, by using exhaust fans or opening windows, to help reduce moisture levels and inhibit growth.
• Prompt cleaning and drying, or replacement if necessary, are crucial to prevent further issues.

Call 1300 974 373 for more details or go to https://www.xsporwa.com.au.