Mold in Cornell & Diehl Steamworks
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Thesaurus is sufficient enough to get my point across. Thanks for jumping in though.
I looked up "Peter" in my thesaurus..
accurate.
Its just a name my dude. Cool beans though, glad you know how to use a thesaurus.
We have an Amoeba Record store in LA. Does that mean all the records are disintegrating?
I notice that "Plume" which I take to mean the result of migration of mineral content to the surface, usually follows the strata of pressed layers in a flake sort of like mineral veins in rock. When it looks like cotton candy, or Santa's beard, it's likely mold.
Mold spores are everywhere, probably in every tin or bag that you, i, and others have. As long as they don't activate no problem. Too much moisture and heat will increase the likelihood of the spores going active, even after decades of being dormant.
Yeah, now that is definitely mold.
Well folks, this thread has taken some exciting twists and turns. It was touch and go at first and we weren't sure if OP was capturing images with a potato camera. Things got pretty steamy during the second heat, but I think with the clarity that comes of perspective, time, and modern photographic equipment, we can all agree that yes, it was, is now, and always has been antifungal agents mold. Sorry, I prepared this copy before the reveal.
Not much doubt there.
Waiting for someone to say they’d scrape the mold off and smoke the rest of the tin...
Waiting for someone to say they’d scrape the mold off and smoke the rest of the tin...
The one tin of two that I popped looked perfect, not a hint of pre-mold or anything, not even any plume, dust or anything that could be remotely questionable.