Mold survivors and dumpsters

This is why people who have become seriously ill due to mold toxins throw their clothes and bedding (and most other belongings too!) in the trash:

"The toxins produced by mold are basically free radicals, i.e. they have reactive oxygen radicals that bind to fabrics and can be released with time.

Also, not only Stachybotrys, but other dangerous molds release fine particles as well as larger particles, e.g. spores. The fine particles (less than 1 micron) permeate fabrics and are not readily removed. In addition, the mold spores bind to fabrics and can lead to cross-contamination of the new environment.
Also, do not forget the presence of potentially pathogenic bacteria. They can be aerosolized and also contaminate furnishings and clothing."

                                                                                                      - Toxicologist Dr. Jack Thrasher
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