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Daryl Watters
State of Florida Licensed Mold Assessor MRSA # 328
Moldinspector's Weblog 
Hello,
I was looking through some images of Cladosporium on the net, and came across this one: http://activerain.com/image_store/uploads/5/2/8/4/5/ar119958877454825.jpg
Its a great shot, and i love what your doing for pathogenic fungal education. I am writing a blog entry for Cornell University’s Plant Pathology department, and i was wondering if i could possibly use that image in my entry?
Thank you,
Joe D
Use any of the photos, info, or text from mold inspectror’s webblog, or from my websites,
My websites are http://www.florida-mold-inspection.com and http://www.floridamoldinspectors.us
The site map for the latter site has a list of many pages to visit and use, not a lot of pictures mostly text.
Just link back to my sites or blogs if you use or copy anything.
Daryl Watters
Submitted on 2009/04/30 at 3:56am
Hello,
I was looking through some images of Cladosporium on the net, and came across this one: http://activerain.com/image_store/uploads/5/2/8/4/5/ar119958877454825.jpg
Its a great shot, and i love what your doing for pathogenic fungal education. I am writing a blog entry for Cornell University’s Plant Pathology department, and i was wondering if i could possibly use that image in my entry?
Thank you,
Joe D
I have a small AC window unit just bought last year we put it in today and there looks like mold and smells musty – how can we clean this? Ther is no way to get to the insides – are these window units meant to be replaced yearly?
Thanks just wondering what someone in the filed thought.