A field of fungus among us

[wwarner (William Warner)]

Here’s today’s crawl space find. A nice field of these growing. Was kinda neat!

[rcooke (Roy D. Cooke, Sr)]

Very pretty Thanks Bill . Roy cooke sr

[mcyr (Marcel Cyr, CMI)]

Bill;

Did you take some home and sautee’d over the grill?
Good job on pick up of the farm. Vegetable right??

Marcel LOL

[wwarner (William Warner)]

Bill;

Did you take some home and sautee’d over the grill?
Good job on pick up of the farm. Vegetable right??

Marcel LOL

Naw… they were too neat to saute

Besides, I don’t think they would have survived me picking them.

I haven’t had any good “spikes” for years come to speak of it.

[jhagarty (Joseph Hagarty, CMI)]

Here’s today’s crawl space find. A nice field of these growing. Was kinda neat!

And your HI Report relected…

???

[wwarner (William Warner)]

And your HI Report relected…

???

Here is some of what was included in the report:

One or more areas are conducive for, or shows signs of potential mold and/or fungal growth and/or contamination. Health risks associated with mold and mold spores may include allergic reactions, asthma, and other respiratory complaints (this is not an exhaustive or exclusive list). Recommend client(s) consult with a qualified industrial hygienist, mold abatement specialist, or certified mold assessment inspector for further evaluation of mold conditions and determinations.

Cellulose-based debris such as wood scraps, form wood, cardboard and/or paper were found in crawl space. All cellulose-based debris should be removed to avoid attracting wood destroying insects and organisms.

As well as addressed the numerous water and moisture intrusion problems.

[kswift (Keith Swift, PhD.)]

“A field of fungus among us.” I appreciate the illiteration and the rhyme, but I’m going to report you to the protocol police for using the word “fungus.” The protocol police want inspectors to defer to a specialist for evaluation of, “a biological organism of unknown origin.”

[wwarner (William Warner)]

@kswift

“A field of fungus among us.” I appreciate the illiteration and the rhyme, but I’m going to report you to the protocol police for using the word “fungus.” The protocol police want inspectors to defer to a specialist for evaluation of, “a biological organism of unknown origin.”

Guilty as charged…:mrgreen:

“a biological organism of unknown origin.”

Dang them’s purty words!