Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2024/05/27/house-overflowing-with-mold.html
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Looks like something from that “Cheap Irish Homes” show
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Well just cause its mould doesn’t mean its terrible for you. When you walk outside after a rainstorm you’re breathing in spores. Only folks that have a sensitivity to moulds are really at risk.
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And when you walk outside in the sun you’re absorbing radiation, but that’s not a great argument that a house full of plutonium would be safe. 
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While you can lop mold off of some cheeses and be just fine - it’s not a great approach for your lungs.
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That house must be very ■■■■■ indeed!
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At risk of what?
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It takes a bit, but mould is a perfect example of “gradually and then suddenly”.
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I really hate the ‘This Guy Verbed’ genre of short videos which is just blatantly stealing someone else’s footage
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Not lichen it?
Though the whole thing seems a bit sporious to me.
(I’ll get my coat. And yes, I know lichen is not really a mould.)
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I mean you could say the same thing of carbon monoxide or radon but I’d rather keep the interior concentration of pollution and irritants as low as possible.
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It’s good to see that someone is maintaining an open mind; rather than succumbing to antifungal prejudice.
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Wait, you’re not supposed to eat that part? 
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Only if you’re trying to gain superpowers. But the odds aren’t in your favor.
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That’d be £2000 per month in rent round here.
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Kill it with fire!
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