likely to cause brain damage?
some of my friends want to explore an old abandoned building that today along time ago, and I freaking out about the possibility of inhaling Toxic Mold Spores and cause brain damage. I know countless people who have visited … but not are rocket scientists. Gas masks have some old (not sure if the filters are still good), do you think that being in an old building (17 Vacuum years) for an hour is dangerous?
You've been watching too much House! Most pathogenic molds are associated with beds of the rivers, abandoned buildings. I think more of a concern in an abandoned building structural hazards such as stairs are unstable and rotten plants (crawling around abandoned buildings not recommended!) Do not hang up somewhere if there is a strong smell of mold, but the short-term exposure is unlikely that it will not hurt. A more probable infection and brain damage allergy symptoms like a sore throat and nasal congestion. Of course, if one of you is allergic to mold and have asthma that is triggered by allergies, which could be a bad combination.
Home Inspection – Safety Issues – Part 1 of 3
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