Re: Mold Growth on Gypsum Wallboard - A Research Summary

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mycotoxins tend to concentrate in fungal spores, and thus present a potential

hazard to those inhaling airborne spores.

this comment to me seems very important, we know they are there and we inhale

them right along with anything else in the air.

we smell the VOC's.

to me it is plain logic, we wouldn't be here if we were not exposed to these

toxins at one level or another. period!

our illness proves our exposure!

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> [PDF] Mold Growth on Gypsum Wallboard - A Research Summary

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> The Kilz performance was not even as good as the acrylic/latex or oil-based

paint.

> YES AND IT'S NOT GOOD TO BE SMELLING IT.

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> CLEAN AND REMOVE seems to be the main factor, as Carl often points out.

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[PDF] Moisture Movement (Wicking) within Gypsum Wallboard

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.... included conditions such as mold growth on the wallboard or time constraints

in completing the research. ... Vertical moisture movement in gypsum wallboard

during ...

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> [PDF] Mold Growth on Gypsum Wallboard - A Research Summary

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> Microsoft Word - NRMRL RTP P 909.wpd ... Research Summary M.Y. Menetrez 1,

K.K. Foarde 2, T.D. Webber 2, T.R. Dean 1 ...

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