Environmental Testing Agency

The water leaving your tap might be clean, but what about the very last piece of metal it touches? The tiny mesh screen at the end of your kitchen faucet (the aerator) traps constant moisture and microscopic food splatter from washing dishes. Over time, it breeds a slimy layer of black mold and biofilm.
Every time you fill your glass, your water filters through that hidden colony.
Pro-Tip: Once a month, unscrew the aerator mesh, soak it in white vinegar for 15 minutes, and scrub it clean with an old toothbrush.

Healthy habits prevent hidden moisture. Head over to etamold.com for more everyday tips on keeping your kitchen mold-free. 🚰🤢

To escape the intense July heat, our first instinct is to close every window and seal our homes tight. But while you're keeping the cool air inside, you're also trapping everything else. Without fresh airflow, everyday dust, pet dander, cleaning chemicals, and hidden humidity accumulate rapidly, often making indoor air up to five times more polluted than outdoor air. If your home is starting to feel heavy or your seasonal allergies are flaring up indoors, it’s not the summer weather—it’s stagnant air. 🥵🌬️
Don't live in a sealed incubator. Schedule a comprehensive Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) test at etamold.com.