Mold in Cornell & Diehl Steamworks

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Lifer
Dec 16, 2014
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@jeremyreeves Thanks for the information.

I'm not an expert but I find it nearly impossible to diagnose mold vs. plume vs. other deposits from unmagnified cell phone photos. I use the rule of thumb that under magnification if it's fuzzy it's mold, if it's sparkly (like sugar) it's plume. I don't smoke anything that has active mold on it, and if I'm not convinced one way or the other I won't smoke it either.
 

woodsroad

Lifer
Oct 10, 2013
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16,300
SE PA USA
@jeremyreeves Thanks for the information.

I'm not an expert but I find it nearly impossible to diagnose mold vs. plume vs. other deposits from unmagnified cell phone photos. I use the rule of thumb that under magnification if it's fuzzy it's mold, if it's sparkly (like sugar) it's plume. I don't smoke anything that has active mold on it, and if I'm not convinced one way or the other I won't smoke it either.
Please define “plume”?
 
Please define “plume”?
Sparkly!!
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jon11

Part of the Furniture Now
Oct 25, 2013
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Unfortunately I saw the same thing on Facebook. That sucks!! I’ll repost his pics here if I can