Water is staining granite countertops

By Alan J. Heavens The Philadelphia Inquirer



We have granite countertops and don't have this problem, so I can only tell you what other readers tell me.




I have room unit air conditioner/heaters in my apartment. I can see there is mold in them that cannot be completely removed. Is there a health danger here, and should I replace them?

I don't know what kind of mold it might be, and even if I knew for sure, I wouldn't venture a guess about health dangers because it affects different people in a host of ways.

I would get rid of the units. If you have mold in the units, doesn't the air smell pretty funky? Like a Gulf Coast motel in July?

That would do it for me.

If you buy new units, check to see if the water being removed from the air is being drained out of them rather than into them.

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