tint. Strange, but not obviously dangerous.
Then something clicked.
Our bathroom tended to stay humid—especially after hot showers. The ventilation wasn’t great, and moisture often lingered longer than it should.
That detail suddenly felt important.
When Humidity Becomes the Culprit
Bathrooms are one of the most moisture-prone spaces in any home.
Warm showers, closed doors, limited airflow—it’s the perfect environment for unexpected things to develop.
And when humidity builds up over time, it can lead to more than just foggy mirrors. It can create the conditions for unusual organic growth.
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