Growing Mould Monster!!!
Mark Bratt
4 years ago
last modified: 4 years ago
Can anyone tell me:
- What this is? (other than just mould)
- How to get rid of it?
- How to stop it coming back?
It's so gross and it's growing and taking over the whole cellar!!!!
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