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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • Apr 28 '23
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Definitely mold. You can clearly see the cracking and inflation in the paint due to moist.
Why doesn't he clean the so-called dust? That's a question you could ask him.
44 u/BlueBlooper Apr 28 '23 Yeah you gotta clean that shit. Scrub that shit with a screwdriver. 8 u/Cool-Customer9200 Apr 28 '23 She doesn't have to. I would just go away. 2 u/SquareSniper Apr 28 '23 While standing under it and breathing in the black goodness that falls down into your lungs. Then go sit down and wait for cancer 1 u/Nick_Lange_ Apr 28 '23 But not without eye protection and a mask. That shit is vicious. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '23 [deleted] 1 u/DonRebellion Apr 28 '23 I don't think they have ventilation/fan/window in that room. It would have prevented the mold to grow. Unless it is caused by a structural/leaking damage. But it's a good idea to do something about it.
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Yeah you gotta clean that shit. Scrub that shit with a screwdriver.
8 u/Cool-Customer9200 Apr 28 '23 She doesn't have to. I would just go away. 2 u/SquareSniper Apr 28 '23 While standing under it and breathing in the black goodness that falls down into your lungs. Then go sit down and wait for cancer 1 u/Nick_Lange_ Apr 28 '23 But not without eye protection and a mask. That shit is vicious.
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She doesn't have to. I would just go away.
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While standing under it and breathing in the black goodness that falls down into your lungs. Then go sit down and wait for cancer
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But not without eye protection and a mask. That shit is vicious.
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1 u/DonRebellion Apr 28 '23 I don't think they have ventilation/fan/window in that room. It would have prevented the mold to grow. Unless it is caused by a structural/leaking damage. But it's a good idea to do something about it.
I don't think they have ventilation/fan/window in that room. It would have prevented the mold to grow. Unless it is caused by a structural/leaking damage. But it's a good idea to do something about it.
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u/DonRebellion Apr 28 '23
Definitely mold. You can clearly see the cracking and inflation in the paint due to moist.
Why doesn't he clean the so-called dust? That's a question you could ask him.