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Re[2]: Mold Scam or False Negative?

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I read the article and sent in a comment.

CEG>> But this is where I'm stuck. If there is mold growth you should

CEG>> remove it. Period. No testing required. But the example in the TV

CEG>> News case revolves around the question of is it mold?

Their tests show mold whether or not it is present. But if it isn't

mold, I say remove it anyway. LOL.

CEG>> Even if it is, does it need to be removed? For the cost of a

CEG>> professional?

Removed or at least cleaned up depending upon the cause, the amount,

the cause. A professional needs to be called in only if removal of

affected area is a health hazard, not because a purple test answer

says it's " mold " . How many homeowners replace a roof and the wet wood

below it after a leak? How many homeowners tear open walls and then

replace half their home because of a musty smell emanating from them?

How many insurers will pay for that work to be done?

Sorry to ask questions in return. Not very courteous.

Barth

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