Leftover rain smell in the Fort room — mould we should leave or just monsoon stone that every house has today
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Etienne Bauer•161 rep8
Smell hit us at 7. Walls look old, not black. Host says it always smells like this after rain. We have sensitive chests.
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Monsoon stone smells. Black spots plus wet mattress is a leave. Smell plus dry bed plus a fan is a stay. Open the window when it is not raining. Do not invent a Fort-wide mould closure. If your chest is actually tight, change rooms or guesthouses. Quietly.
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