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Spore free eh?! Ridiculous comment.

 

Why?

 

Many American homes (Most even?) are built of timber. Many American homes have damp problems, just like here.

The spores of the moulds that grow on damp interior woodwork can make one quite seriously ill.Mold health issues - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

So perhaps not such a ridiculous comment?

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Maybe they're worried about the movement of disease from place to place as in chalara and just want to reassure there customers that any spores will have been killed off in the kiln.

 

No need to Kiln kill spores, I believe Monsanto do a pretty good job at killing everything off in the outdoor environment. (But don't quote me on that for fear of being awarded more arbtalk naughty points!)

 

note: And I haven't used any swear words i this comment..... or mentioned a certain Secretary of State for the Environment.

 

Peace n Love to all. x

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Maybe they're worried about the movement of disease from place to place as in chalara and just want to reassure there customers that any spores will have been killed off in the kiln.

 

Correct. As well as federal movement restrictions to be avoided, the US is paranoid about "mold" (i.e. mould) in houses.

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