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Water Vapor. When relative humidity indoors increases to 60 percent or more, building materials and furnishings absorb the moisture. These damp materials are a good source for mold to grow. If the relative humidity remains high (above 60 percent) for an extended period of time, mold almost certainly will grow.
Mold and Your Home: What You Need to Know. Mold and Your Home: What You Need to Know is available in PDF. What are molds and where do they grow? Molds, like most fungi, break down plant and animal matter in the environment. They can grow almost anywhere there is moisture and organic material such as in soil, on foods and plants, and in people's homes. To reproduce, molds release spores, which can spread through air, water, or on animals. View sources of mold in your home. What should I do to prevent mold growth in my home? The key to preventing mold growth is to identify and control moisture and water problems. Mold spores are everywhere, including your home, and they can grow on any surface that has sufficient moisture. Common sources of moisture are: Roof leaks; Indoor plumbing leaks; Outdoor drainage problems