Re: Dr. Thrasher -- saving a bulk carpeting sample from class...

[Guest guest]

I am a former teacher from a Catholic school and would be happy to talk to

you about your concerns. Just ripping the carpet up is the first big

mistake I see immediately! If toxic mold is in the carpet, ripping it out could

release millions of mold spores which will become air bourne. That's what

you do not want.

Feel free to email me and I can then call you.

Sue

I have been reading what you have said re: bacteria in a " moldy "

environment, and have a couple of questions.

My daughter's classroom has a bad odor, so much so, that I complained and

a " mold investigation " (if it deserves to be called that) was conducted.

The mold counts were below 1000 spores/cubic meter (I don't think it was

speciated), and the schools environmental scientist declared that the air

quality