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Return To Mold FAQ Archive   Search the Archives If I live in a humid climate, should I put carpet in my home? Answered By Maye Teasdale, Editor It depends. But it is not advisable to put carpet if you live in a humid climate. Since molds grow in moisture rich places, humid climate can trigger the growth of moist that also means growth of molds. Under the carpet, there is a high risk for moist growth. If there is already excessive moisture, the accumulation of molds starts. This will endanger your health. But having a home that is moisture free can help reduce the risk for mold growth in an area with a humid climate. keywords: Mold | Spores | Moisture | Carpet Black Mold

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