Re: [papercreters] Re: fermented paper / was Several hundred pounds of books

This discussion makes it sound like mold is a big problem with pc, whereas I have never had any mold problem in all the pc I have done, which is a considerable amount. Even when I let a mix sit in the mixer for a week all I got was a slight smell and a little bubble action from bacteria/yeast/whatever.

Mike McCain helped make a facility for growing mushrooms in CO, and they kept a hose running on the pc roof all the time to keep the interior humidity high. There was no mention of mold.

Has anyone on the list actually had a mold problem or is it just something that we talk about as a possibility?

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On 9/23/2010 4:19 AM, Nick Boersema wrote:

Ozone generators do a fine job on mold.  There are lots of build instructions to be googled.

 

Nick

 

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anyone know if there has been any studies of RFs and mold? or could stick a magnetron tube from a old micro in it and stand well back lol

 
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