Inspector Fry Suggests Home Buyers Do Mold Testing To Avoid Mold Hell Like Home in Bloomfield, IN Phillip Fry, Certified Environmental Hygienist and Professional Industrial Hygienist, recommends that Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, and Missouri house buyers check out a home, for which they have a purchase contract, for toxic mold infestation by scheduling professional mold inspection and testing of the house prior to closing the home’s purchase. Montrose, MI, July 13, 2015 -- “Astronomically-high toxic mold counts were discovered and documented in the in depth mold inspection and testing of a large, expensive, showplace residence under purchase contract in Bloomfield, Indiana, by Certified Environmental Hygienists Phillip and Divine Fry on behalf of the contract buyer in late June, 2015,” reports Phillip Fry, author of five mold books and webmaster since 1999 of the mold education website www.moldinspector.com. Even though the outdoor air control test discovered only 27 spores (projected count per cubic meter of air) for the dangerous toxic mold species Aspergillus and Penicillium, the projected counts for the same species were 66,133 in the utility room air test, 74,667 in the outward air flow from the heating/cooling air ducts (HVAC), 2240 in the swimming pool room air. Any count above 1000 spores in one air test is considered extremely dangerous health-wise to residents. A surface sample of the wall mold growth on a utility room wall discovered 68,000 projected mold spores of Aspergillus-Penicillium per square centimeter. Another dangerous toxic mold species discovered in the house was Cladosporium. The outdoor control air test reported a projected count per cubic meter of 107. Mold lab results found 293 projected Cladosporium spores in the utility room, 74,667 spores in the HVAC outward air flow, and 2,267 in the swimming pool room air. A surface sample of the mold growth on a window sill in the swimming pool room contained 53,000 projected Cladosporium spores per square centimeter. The realtor told the buyer that the large, fully improved and finished house basement had been flooded for a long duration of time during a long absence by the home sellers. The realtor told the buyer that the only steps taken by the water damage company were to dry
Inspector Fry Suggests Home Buyers Do Mold Testing To Avoid Mold Hell Like Home in Bloomfield, IN
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