Mike Feldstein

Mold is much scarier than air.

Even though anyone who's having a mold problem, it's an air problem.

It's not usually the mold on your strawberries.

You can see that stuff.

Like right now we're breathing some amount of mold and that's okay.

There's a certain amount of reasonable mold in the environment.

It's inside, it's outside, it's kind of omnipresent.

So this like black and white approach to mold is a little bit intense.

It's like if you drink tap water, it has chlorine.

So do you rip out your pipes or do you filter your water?

So mold is something that outside, it's not nearly that problematic because with the sun, the wind, the rain and the trees, it's when mold is indoors that it's a big problem.

Mold's not any happier inside than we are or our pets are.

It's pissed off and it wants to get back outside and it will wreak havoc on us to do so.

So yeah, mold awareness is going up a lot, which I think...

is a blessing and a curse.

It's not a curse in the sense that like people were already impacted from it for a long period of time.

It's not like mold.

It's not like it's more humid or hotter and that's creating more mold growth.

It's much more mold awareness.

And I mean, humans spend 95% of our time indoors in this part of the world.