Remodeled bathroom flooring choice and installation #shorts

water can get below laminate flooring in a bathroom and potentially grow mold. Laminate flooring is not completely water-proof and if water seeps through the seams or edges of the flooring, it can get under the flooring and cause damage. If the area under the flooring is not properly ventilated, the moisture can lead to the growth of mold.

To prevent mold growth, it's important to keep the bathroom well-ventilated, to use a moisture-proof underlayment when installing the laminate flooring, to use a water-resistant sealant on the seams and edges of the flooring, and to clean up any water spills or leaks immediately.
It's also important to keep your bathroom dry and not let water sit on the floor for too long, especially after showering or bathing.
It's also advisable to check the bathroom periodically for any signs of moisture, such as warping or discoloration in the flooring, or any musty odors.