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Old 07-12-2012, 03:06 PM   #1
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I have yet to really have any kind of mold issue in my yurt, but I understand it is a common problem during damp weather conditions. The San Francisco Chronicle just did a story about a product that is supposedly getting a lot of buzz with yurt owners:

Use of Mold Off Mold Removal Product In Now Popular Yurts Spiking According to Grawood Enterprises - SFGate

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Attracted to living the simple life in yurts, owners seek MoldOff to remove mold and mildew, drawn to it especially because it is eco-friendly and highly effective for cleaning the material used to make yurts.
I have no idea if any of this is true, but if you have a story about this or other mold control in your yurt, feel free to reply!

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Old 07-12-2012, 09:22 PM   #2
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We get 200+ inches of rain a year (yes, you read that right and we don't get issues with mold IN the yurt. It's crucial to have the right upgrades to allow for proper ventilation. But we do get the scummy algae that grows on just about everything around here. Then we'll scrub it off once a year. It sometimes leaves behind a stain though, and you want to avoid bleach. I'll be interested to hear more about this!
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I have been waiting for something like that to grow on the outside of my yurt, but it has been SO dry up here in the Adirondacks that just normal greenery is having a hard time. We would take a few inches of that rain off your hands right now lol!

200 INCHES! That is insane!
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Old 07-13-2012, 02:37 PM   #4
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I wish we could share. We were robbed of our dry season this year, so we're probably nearing a 300" landmark year here. Insane is right! On the up side, it's a great testament to how yurts can handle in the rain!
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The ground here is like dust it is so dry!

I sent you a private message btw. You can view it in your inbox here:

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