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Old 4/1/10, 12:33 AM
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Default Plants and Indoor Air Quality. Please proof this new inspection article.

Plants and Indoor Air Quality.



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Old 4/1/10, 8:39 PM
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Default Re: Plants and Indoor Air Quality. Please proof this new inspection article.

Nick,
Plants and Indoor Air Quality.
Good article, but have a question. The other side of the coin.
The soil can have mold or mold can be caused by heavy moisture that
can be associated with plants.



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The way I understand, that considered toxic mold does not naturally grow in plant soils.
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Old 4/2/10, 1:12 PM
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Now I have seen in cases of my clients' homes or buildings, one was a grade school, that the over flow from over watering plants has caused considered toxic mold growth on building materials.
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interesting. I'll write that one down, maybe another article?



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