Chicago

1. Casey Mears continues his run this past month or so, grabbing the pole for this year’s race in Chicago, the USG Sheetrock 400.

Second

1. Kenseth led 176 of the 267 laps but wound up second after choosing to change four tires and falling behind on his final pit stop in the USG Sheetrock 400.

Flooding

1. If there was flooding, sheetrock should be removed to a level above the high-water mark.

Stachybotrys Chartarum

1. Heavy growth of Stachybotrys Chartarum and some other fungi on sheetrock in a flooded school basement.

Wall Cavities

1. Removal of at least some sheetrock may also be necessary to allow the wall cavities to drain and dry properly.

Insulation

1. Work will include removing all sheetrock from floor to ceiling on the first and second floor, along with removal and disposal of all insulation.

Wood

1. Fungi are especially fond of building materials like sheetrock and wood, carpets, and enjoy soft goods such as furniture and clothes.
2. Also, wood and paper backed sheetrock provide food for black mold which can grow if the inside of the building gets wet during a storm.

Basement

1. Bathroom sinks; shower; tub; bathroom lighting; small bathrooms the second is that we noticed slight mold all over the sheetrock in the basement.
2. We are rehabbing a house that had some water damaged drywall in basement i do not like painted sheetrock in the upper part of the shower above the tile.
3. Stachybotrys chartarum growing on the back side of water damaged sheetrock behind a basement shower stall a high water table caused flooding in the basement.

Mold

1. However, when you combine building materials like sheetrock with moisture from a plumbing leaks, you have a fertile breeding ground for mold.
2. Mold can grow exponentially, given the right conditions of temperature, moisture and food sources, such as sheetrock.
3. Mold also needs a food source such as wood, wood products, sheetrock, paper products, cotton and leather.

Carpeting

1. Often this includes the removal of porous materials such as sheetrock, upholstered furniture, carpeting, insulation, cabinets, etc.
2. Indoor materials that can support black mold include leather, wallpaper, carpeting, wood, insulation, and sheetrock.

Usg

1. USG - Sheetrock will be the primary sponsor for four races: Las Vegas, Chicago, Watkins Glen and Talladega.

Drywall

1. USG manufactures drywall, SHEETROCK, ceilings, gypsum, DUROCK, and cement boards.
2. Many building materials such as wood, drywall, and sheetrock provide ample food to support mold growth and reproduction.

Interior Walls

1. Sheetrock: Panels made primarily from gypsum installed over the framing to form the interior walls and ceilings.

Ceiling Tile

1. The food source for fungal growth in buildings may include cellulose, which can be found in ceiling tile, insulation, sheetrock, as well as wood and dirt.

Ceiling Tiles

1. Ceiling tiles, gypsum wallboard (sheetrock), cardboard, paper, and other cellulosic surfaces should be given careful attention during a visual inspection.
2. Household materials, including carpets, sheetrock, ceiling tiles, upholstery, and draperies, may become contaminated with chemicals requiring abatement.

Sheetrock

1. DRYWALL - Sheetrock (gypsum board) that covers the framing and taping, coating, and finishing to make the interior walls and ceilings of a building.
2. Mold can also be found on cardboard, paper, ceiling tile, sheetrock, carpet, carpet padding, wood, plaster and air conditioning ducts.
3. Discard porous materials (for example, ceiling tiles, sheetrock, carpeting, and wood products).

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