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5 kinds of black mold (and where they hide)
3. Cladosporium
Effects from exposure to this household mold can include skin, eye and sinus infections. It is also a known trigger for asthma sufferers.
Cladosporium is found mostly in kitchens and bathrooms, most commonly in wallpaper, fabric upholstery and carpets, and in plant soil. It is a unique allergenic mold in that it can grow in both warm and cold environments.
Some species of cladosporium are pathogenic and toxigenic to humans.
