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Message: [QUOTE="ClifSpliffy, post: 4018870, member: 9260"] 'which you don't want to mess with.' we mess with it all the time cuz '[I]Cladosporium[/I] species are present in the human [URL='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mycobiome']mycobiome[/URL] but are rarely [URL='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pathogen']pathogenic[/URL] to humans' wiki. [I]every time u take a breath, anywhere on planet earth, u get some.[/I] normal, unfreaked humans, often clean it up with; bleach, for nonporus surfaces, white vinegar (my fav), for porus locales, hydrogen peroxide, anti-just-aboot-everything, including swabbing ur nose as a covid prevention therapy (also, an awesome topical therapy like gargling with it iffn u have a sore throat or a tooth thing where u haven't made it to the dentist yet), and borax, an epic cleaner. this is the one that really makes me shake my head: 'The carpet in the basement is glued down, and may be glued on top of asbestos tile. It's easier just to put down a vapor barrier on top of the carpet and put floating vinyl or similar on top of it, which is what they recommended and what I will do myself.' as opposed to the logical answer (rip it all out!), ur seriously considering this as an option? yikes! separate from continuing a perceived black mark for any future sale inspection, u'll have a nice little 'future bad things laboratory' going on. simply put, asbestos is a [I]mechanical [/I]threat to animal respiratory health, and mostly not a [I]chemical [/I]threat to animal respiratory health[I]. [/I]mebbe sum here understand this. dust asbo, and not pieces of asbo, is the threat. soooooooo, put on a mask if so inclined, and shred the whole thing, put the pieces of asbo tile in those 'special bags' and take them to the 'special place.' mebbe put on one of those space suits if ur imagination is really running wild. and oh, 'vinyl.' sure, let's just add more plastic to the situation. at least clay caps on closed municipal dumps (did that, too) have the patina of natural products used in remediation. now, we gotta hit the tomato crop, to figger out [I]if [/I]we're going to do anything different aboot this years epic clado attack on them, cuz, ya know, we've had three times normal precip this season. prolly not tho, we'll do as usual and just trim the bottoms up to let more air circulate. hmmmm, air circulation, trees, hmmmm.... thanks for the house date thing, cuz, starting in the 70s, and for a while afterward, the crazy inflation caused many new homes to be made from the worst stuff, freaking mold, mildew, stuff falling apart factories. so, not your house. [I]Cladosporium[/I] species are present in the human [URL='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mycobiome']mycobiome[/URL] but are rarely [URL='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pathogen']pathogenic[/URL] to humans. gesundheit! [/QUOTE]

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