Guest guest Posted March 17, 2006 Report Share Posted March 17, 2006 After remediation at home dish has Aspergillus, Cladosporium, Hyphae (yuck) says means ACTIVE GROWTH. Where IS IT? Walls, floors, carpet or WHAT? Says Aspergillus is commonly being implicated in pulmonary disease in immunocompromised hosts. Can cause skin infections, produce Mycotoxins which may be associated with disease in human and animals. Toxic production is dependent on the species or strain within a speciies and on the food source for the fungus. Some of these toxins have been found to be carcinogenic in animal species. Several toxins are considered potential human carcinogens. Has 3 colonies. Cladosporium - Commonly found on dead plants, woody plants, food, straw, soil, paint and textiles. Symptoms include edema and bronchiospasms, chronic cases may develop pulmonary emphysema. Has 2 colonies in sample I sent. Hyphae - On sporulating pieces of fungal organisms that cannot be identified as to what genus they are from. They are indicative of active growth in the sampling vicinity. Was put in middle of the house so that is gross. Has 1 colony in sample I sent. OK, Work has: Botrytis 1 colony. It is parasitic on plants, vegetables and soft fruits but may also be found in soil. No toxic or invasive diseases have been documented to date. Cladosporium - Commonly found on dead plants, woody plants, food, straw, soil, paint and textiles. Common cause of extrinsic asthma (immediate type hypersensitivity type 1). Acute symptoms include edema and bronchiospasms, chronic cases may develop pulmonary emphysema. 5 colonies Curvularia- It may cause corneal infections, mycetoma and infections in immune compromised hosts. 1 colony Penecillium same as above. 6 colonies Both say NO to elevated conditions. I don't believe that! and for me anything is elevated. Anyone have a good link to tell about molds and what they do to our health esp. on the ones I have at home and work? I want to print that and give with this to the boss. He wants to see it but this plays it down too much. I had some and will go google search but do post any you have so I can get the best info. I bought me a NEW toilet cuz I think that black crap in my tanks is MOLD and keeps growing in the bowl and got me a new one that the bowl hold MORE water than teeny amount the one I have now does. Hmmm, how do they get the water out of tank when they are taking old toilet out? I have a call into a plumber but he hasn't called back yet to answer that. Rhonda Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 17, 2006 Report Share Posted March 17, 2006 it also depends on the climate of the day ,,,, one of midigation guys told me if i was going to test make sure it was when i was feeling like crap ,,,, that is when the spores are a blooming he said ,,, so just fyi....rt Rhonda <rhondaleokitty@...> wrote: After remediation at home dish has Aspergillus, Cladosporium, Hyphae (yuck) says means ACTIVE GROWTH. Where IS IT? Walls, floors, carpet or WHAT? Says Aspergillus is commonly being implicated in pulmonary disease in immunocompromised hosts. Can cause skin infections, produce Mycotoxins which may be associated with disease in human and animals. Toxic production is dependent on the species or strain within a speciies and on the food source for the fungus. Some of these toxins have been found to be carcinogenic in animal species. Several toxins are considered potential human carcinogens. Has 3 colonies. Cladosporium - Commonly found on dead plants, woody plants, food, straw, soil, paint and textiles. Symptoms include edema and bronchiospasms, chronic cases may develop pulmonary emphysema. Has 2 colonies in sample I sent. Hyphae - On sporulating pieces of fungal organisms that cannot be identified as to what genus they are from. They are indicative of active growth in the sampling vicinity. Was put in middle of the house so that is gross. Has 1 colony in sample I sent. OK, Work has: Botrytis 1 colony. It is parasitic on plants, vegetables and soft fruits but may also be found in soil. No toxic or invasive diseases have been documented to date. Cladosporium - Commonly found on dead plants, woody plants, food, straw, soil, paint and textiles. Common cause of extrinsic asthma (immediate type hypersensitivity type 1). Acute symptoms include edema and bronchiospasms, chronic cases may develop pulmonary emphysema. 5 colonies Curvularia- It may cause corneal infections, mycetoma and infections in immune compromised hosts. 1 colony Penecillium same as above. 6 colonies Both say NO to elevated conditions. I don't believe that! and for me anything is elevated. Anyone have a good link to tell about molds and what they do to our health esp. on the ones I have at home and work? I want to print that and give with this to the boss. He wants to see it but this plays it down too much. I had some and will go google search but do post any you have so I can get the best info. I bought me a NEW toilet cuz I think that black crap in my tanks is MOLD and keeps growing in the bowl and got me a new one that the bowl hold MORE water than teeny amount the one I have now does. Hmmm, how do they get the water out of tank when they are taking old toilet out? I have a call into a plumber but he hasn't called back yet to answer that. Rhonda FAIR USE NOTICE: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 17, 2006 Report Share Posted March 17, 2006 Rhonda, check out www.mold-help.org, down on the left theres good info on molds, the mycotoxins they produce and the illnesses they can cause. > > After remediation at home dish has Aspergillus, Cladosporium, Hyphae > (yuck) says means ACTIVE GROWTH. Where IS IT? Walls, floors, carpet > or WHAT? Says Aspergillus is commonly being implicated in pulmonary > disease in immunocompromised hosts. Can cause skin infections, > produce Mycotoxins which may be associated with disease in human and > animals. Toxic production is dependent on the species or strain > within a speciies and on the food source for the fungus. Some of > these toxins have been found to be carcinogenic in animal species. > Several toxins are considered potential human carcinogens. Has 3 > colonies. > > Cladosporium - Commonly found on dead plants, woody plants, food, > straw, soil, paint and textiles. Symptoms include edema and > bronchiospasms, chronic cases may develop pulmonary emphysema. Has 2 > colonies in sample I sent. > > Hyphae - On sporulating pieces of fungal organisms that cannot be > identified as to what genus they are from. They are indicative of > active growth in the sampling vicinity. Was put in middle of the > house so that is gross. Has 1 colony in sample I sent. > > > OK, Work has: > > Botrytis 1 colony. It is parasitic on plants, vegetables and soft > fruits but may also be found in soil. No toxic or invasive diseases > have been documented to date. > > Cladosporium - Commonly found on dead plants, woody plants, food, > straw, soil, paint and textiles. Common cause of extrinsic asthma > (immediate type hypersensitivity type 1). Acute symptoms include > edema and bronchiospasms, chronic cases may develop pulmonary > emphysema. 5 colonies > > Curvularia- It may cause corneal infections, mycetoma and infections > in immune compromised hosts. 1 colony > > Penecillium same as above. 6 colonies > > Both say NO to elevated conditions. I don't believe that! and for me > anything is elevated. > > Anyone have a good link to tell about molds and what they do to our > health esp. on the ones I have at home and work? I want to print > that and give with this to the boss. He wants to see it but this > plays it down too much. I had some and will go google search but do > post any you have so I can get the best info. > > I bought me a NEW toilet cuz I think that black crap in my tanks is > MOLD and keeps growing in the bowl and got me a new one that the bowl > hold MORE water than teeny amount the one I have now does. Hmmm, how > do they get the water out of tank when they are taking old toilet > out? I have a call into a plumber but he hasn't called back yet to > answer that. > > Rhonda > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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