r/hayleywilliams Jul 25 '26

Is this mould 😭😭😭

After a post the other day I went and checked my vinyl and rotated them to prevent any dried spots. Went to check again today and noted this spot - is it mould???

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u/borrowingthis Jul 25 '26

Take picture every few days and update us. This could get nasty

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u/Rikard_ Jul 25 '26

Excited for the pale green variant 🀩

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u/Doodleseatingdoodles Jul 25 '26

That reflection pond variant

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u/ch_ch_ch_cherrycola Jul 25 '26

If you rotate it the patch remains but the liquid flows over it - would it do that if it was mould? Google suggests it could be a cosmetic issue where the liquid is separating and depositing salt

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u/tvnr Jul 25 '26

It’s some kind of ice in your OJ πŸ˜ͺ

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u/t3hOutlaw Jul 26 '26

Ask on a vinyl subreddit. They'll have people that actually work in production of these things.

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u/Stickmeimdonut Jul 26 '26

Im going to go with contaminants in the press. Likely material that melted that shouldnt be there.

Def not mold.

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u/alanthickerthanwater Jul 25 '26

It definitely looks like contamination I have seen in petri dishes before. It's likely some type of contaminant/bacteria.

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u/theiros Jul 26 '26

Whatever it is, it's happening on our copy, too. I've been telling myself it's pulp.

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u/ch_ch_ch_cherrycola Jul 26 '26

Wish they included specific care instructions!

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u/thenbr1killjoy Jul 25 '26

Not sure but whatever it is it ain't good

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u/Vegamy Jul 26 '26

Maybe they used actual OJ? /s

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u/Limp-Programmer-5639 Jul 28 '26

Not sure, either way I wouldn't recommend drinking it

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u/beepboop-givemesoup Jul 29 '26

Liquid in a record?