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Return To Mold FAQ Archive   Search the Archives On what kind of surfaces can mold grow? Answered By Maye Teasdale, Editor Molds never choose the surface where to grow and breed as long as it has excessive moisture. Moisture seeps through concrete walls and floors, wood and plastics and other materials that will cause dampness resulting in molds on walls, floors, carpeting and others. The bathroom is the most susceptible place for mold growth because it is always damp. Soap scum, shower walls, ceramic tile and fiberglass are all possible surfaces for mold growth. Basement and laundry rooms are also common for mold growth. The kitchen is also possible sites for mold. There is no required surface for mold. Any surfaces are susceptible to mold growth if moist is present. keywords: Mold | Basement | Bathroom Scientific Name For Black Mold

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