Guest guest Posted July 23, 2005 Report Share Posted July 23, 2005 , I picked up a sweater that was folded up on my stairway and took a look at it to see if it needed to be laundered and noticed it had 'spots' on it. I was ready to toss it into laundry pile but then noticed 'spots' were perfectly round, one although faint was very large with a number of smaller ones also. All of them perfectly round and on closer inspection a perfectly round darker spot right in the middle of the larger round one. In other words mold growing on my sweater. It is very, very faint but definately there. I hold things up so light goes through them from nearby window to see if something is clean and could see it with the light going through the item. I can't believe it. Previous to this past year I would have not looked so hard. I would have seen it needed cleaning and tossed it into wash. I don't know if this has happened to any things else and I didn't notice it. I can't believe it since last winter I had professional air testing and tests came out very well. I also had a second test with a new type of gismo that indoor air came out with flying colors so this is a shock. All I can think of is increased humidity of summer, even though usually below 50%, although not often, has caused this. I didn't humidify all winter and humidity was running in the 20's frequently and mid-30's would have been high point in winter. I think now never to do testing in the winter, rather summer, as I spent all this money. No way my indoor air be that good and this happen. I know when I took it off and laid it there it didn't have spots on it. Anyway, can I send the whole sweater to KP Labs or other lab? Do I call them first? I looked over sight the other day but didn't see any directions there on how to submit sample. THANKS!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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