1116mon15xavier666 in mycologyThese were growing under my chair. Some questions... Will it go away if I just clean the chair? What species it this? Do I have to burn my house down? How to avoid them from reappearing?
TropicalDingdong @lemmy.world - 6monhttps://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/88568f88-2a4b-4ded-8d0f-86673341d283.gif 47
lath @lemmy.world - 6monWear a mask, clean in an open space, buy and use a dehumidifier, maybe slather some a new paint job on the walls, vacuum more often. Far as I remember, white - yellow is standard variety and less harmful. Red - black though, that's when you're fucked. Accepting corrections. 29
felixwhynot @lemmy.world - 6monYeah I think moisture management is gonna be the main issue here IMHO 19
xavier666 @lemm.ee - 6monIt rains frequently in the area. I don't even know anyone who uses a dehumidifier. I'll try letting more sunlight into the room. 8
gid - 6monI can second the recommendation for a dehumidifier. It's made a huge difference in preventing mould growth in my home. 12
xavier666 @lemm.ee - 6monThe area is a hill-station where it rains pretty often. But it's not very humid, like people don't sweat much + it's cold/moderate. 12
amotio @lemmy.world - 6monI am not a mycologist, but I think any form of fungi IN HOUSE is not good :D OP I hope this is not your in house chair. 18
Mothra - 6monReading your comment made me remember when I had mushrooms poking out (downwards) of the bathroom ceiling in one house I used to live 1
xavier666 in mycology
These were growing under my chair. Some questions...
https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/88568f88-2a4b-4ded-8d0f-86673341d283.gif
What the fungus
What's that fungus?
Wear a mask, clean in an open space, buy and use a dehumidifier, maybe slather some a new paint job on the walls, vacuum more often.
Far as I remember, white - yellow is standard variety and less harmful. Red - black though, that's when you're fucked.
Accepting corrections.
Yeah I think moisture management is gonna be the main issue here IMHO
It rains frequently in the area. I don't even know anyone who uses a dehumidifier.
I'll try letting more sunlight into the room.
I can second the recommendation for a dehumidifier. It's made a huge difference in preventing mould growth in my home.
!lemmysilver
I am pretty sure this is how some zombie apocalypse stories start
Do you live in a mangrove forest?
The area is a hill-station where it rains pretty often. But it's not very humid, like people don't sweat much + it's cold/moderate.
I am not a mycologist, but I think any form of fungi IN HOUSE is not good :D OP I hope this is not your in house chair.
throws away my mushroom spaghetti
Reading your comment made me remember when I had mushrooms poking out (downwards) of the bathroom ceiling in one house I used to live
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