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discolored ceiling
Hi everyone
The formation of the studs in my bedroom ceiling (which is stucco)are outlined with a dark cast. I suspect it's probably mildew but I'm wondering what I can do to about it. Thanks |
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pandora wrote:
Hi everyone The formation of the studs in my bedroom ceiling (which is stucco)are outlined with a dark cast. I suspect it's probably mildew but I'm wondering what I can do to about it. Thanks We all tend to think about mold a lot more these days, but more likely just dust attracted there due to a little moisture due to the temperature difference at the joist. You may get really lucky and after it warms up on a dry day you may try dusting (or compressed air). However I suspect it is time for a newly painted ceiling. -- Joseph Meehan Dia 's Muire duit |
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If someone smokes in the house, the first culprit to look at is tobacco
smoke collecting on cooler surfaces. Dust and cooking fumes also do the same. "pandora" wrote in message ups.com... Hi everyone The formation of the studs in my bedroom ceiling (which is stucco)are outlined with a dark cast. I suspect it's probably mildew but I'm wondering what I can do to about it. Thanks |
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