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To set up a live trap, dig a hole at the tunnel deep enough to set a 2- to 5-gallon bucket below the level of the tunnel. Pack the dirt around the edge of the bucket for trapping moles, then cover the hole with sod or plywood so you can check the hole daily.

To help prevent mole infestations from occurring in the first place, make your yard as mole-unfriendly as possible. Use products that control grubs and insects in your lawn to limit moles' food supply.

Scrub the surface mold stains from walls and wood trim with a mixture of 1 qt. water and 1/2 cup bleach mold cleaner to kill the mold.

Although moles like to eat grubs, using a chemical control against grubs won't work for mole control because the pest's diet also includes earthworms (which are good for your soil) and other insects. Avoid using insecticides on lawns, as it may kill beneficial insects.

In some cases, mold in your home can make you sick, especially if you haveallergies or asthma. Whether or not you're allergic to molds, mold exposure canirritate your eyes, skin, nose, throat, and lungs. Here's what you can do to combatmold problems, and take care of yourself and your home.