Anyone have allergies?

[shenzhennifer]

Oh, and it`s not possible for me to clean the ceilings, nor do I want to.

[Swell]

Ruling out mould, there could be a number of other reasons, such as:

1. Seasonal weather changes,
2. using down quilts or pillows,
3. dust, or
4. even hayfever if you leave in NT.

As someone suggested, take some anti-histamine first and see if that helps.

[jgl]

Oh, and it`s not possible for me to clean the ceilings, nor do I want to.

Well, that sounds like the kind of positive, can-do attitude that's sure to sort out your problems. Seems to me that'd be the first thing to tackle, but if you're not prepared to try the obvious then that's fine too.

Seasonality- the only thing that varies on a season basis here is temperature and humidity. Both can be controlled easily via air conditioning and humidifiers/dehumidifiers.

Hong Kong doesn't seem to produce pollen on a markedly seasonal basis- I am highly suseptible to pollens, and have never had a reaction in HK. On the other hand, I have a terrible time in countries with lots of nature.

[Katiedot]

Yeah but someone said that if it`s mold(on wall, ceiling), it would wipe off green, which mine doesn`t - it wipes off like dirt. but why would there be dirt on the ceiling? Would it be from the air conditioner blowing dirty air in and staying on the ceiling and walls? But It`s just a little strange for me to feel allergic at home but when I`m to be fine. That`s why I`m wondering if others have any seasonal allergies that are prevalent in HK. And if it`s mold, it`s more worrisome bc I have a small baby here.

I'm finding HK has a whole variety of flavours of mould. Brownish dirt on the floor, pink or orange near water, and the usual grey fuzz on the clothes.

Hm, I think I need to move.