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mold forms on cords, knobs, and tool handles
My shop is in my basement, which has always seemed to be a very dry
floor. However, about 4% of my cords, my spare radio and tv knobs, and the handles of my tools get a think layer of some sort of mold on them. It's like a grey dust. (Or some other light color, I forget.) I wasg them in the dishwasher and they come out clean, but once in the basement again, after a few months, U notice that the same ones have mold. And the rest never get mold. I suppose I could just ignore this, since it doesn't spread, but I wonder if any of you have ideas. No other part of my house is neat or clean, but the shop is the most important place, and I'd like it to be clean. Thanks. |
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