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11-03-2012, 04:06 AM
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Re: The Ruins of Detroit by Marchand and Meffre
Thats because once the heating goes down, the air gets moist, mold starts to grow on the walls, water thats being dripping into the concrete starts to come out all over the place pushing the paint out of its way, and more mold starts to grow between the paint and the walls.
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