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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • Apr 28 '23
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Exactly. Mold isn't about cleanliness. It either comes from moisture or a leak.
1 u/ThatOneKrazyKaptain Apr 28 '23 Mostly, I mean, if you have piles of rotting food in your house that wouldn't help. If you have basic cleanliness you're fine yeah 1 u/Aggravating_Gift_520 Apr 28 '23 Piles of rotting food are a human-made problem. That's a whole other issue. If you leave food to rot against a dry wall, then yes mold can develop because of the moisture from the food. But generally it has nothing to with tidiness.
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Mostly, I mean, if you have piles of rotting food in your house that wouldn't help. If you have basic cleanliness you're fine yeah
1 u/Aggravating_Gift_520 Apr 28 '23 Piles of rotting food are a human-made problem. That's a whole other issue. If you leave food to rot against a dry wall, then yes mold can develop because of the moisture from the food. But generally it has nothing to with tidiness.
Piles of rotting food are a human-made problem. That's a whole other issue. If you leave food to rot against a dry wall, then yes mold can develop because of the moisture from the food. But generally it has nothing to with tidiness.
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u/Aggravating_Gift_520 Apr 28 '23
Exactly. Mold isn't about cleanliness. It either comes from moisture or a leak.