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Good morning,

May I please infringe on your knowledge once again. I am looking at the report

from my daughters son school and don't quite understand it.

It was a Spore Trap, non cultured, Spore Trap Type: Digital DIS-1

Test Method: Mold: Quantitative Direct Examination (with stain) Standard

Profile.

As can be seen on the laboratory report, elevated mold spore counts include the

following:

Epicoccum +19

Nigrospora +19

Pithomyces +19

Stachybotrys +29

Trichoderma/Gilocladium +1,458

Note: There were no significant mold spore elevation detected.

Trichoderma/Gliocladium elevations detected in sample 10 were probably due to

the presence of cleaning crew who were transferring trash from waste baskets

lnto large garbage bags.

There were no mold elevations in the sampling in hall. However, as you can see

in photos, there appears to be visible mold on the HVAC grilles on the ceiling.

Since there were no mold spores elevations in the air samples, cleaning is

optional.

On the outside control and indoor samples it says what percentage the samples

are Occluded, do not understand this.

there are fifteen samples won't list them all this one has me concerned:

Sample 12 Hallway: 65% Occluded. Due tto a high presence of

Aspergillus/Penicillum, the minimum Detection limit is 39 spores/cubic meter for

this fungal group. When comparing results to other samples, we calculated

results, not raw numbers.

Any feedback you could provide would be great.

Lee

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