Sounds to me like Stachybotrys or "Stachy" for short.

In most cases, where the mold is evident on the walls, it will usually be IN the walls. You need to remove anything such as sheetrock that can hold moisture and create a perfect place for the mold to stick to. Wood can be treated with a product such as "Rejuvinal" which is an anti-microbial after cleaning with bleach. Then you should tread that wood with Kilz.

One common mistake people make is to shut off vents in rooms they dont use or dont even use the A/C on levels they dont use. All rooms should have adequate air flow and the A/C will help keep moisture out of the air.


"Stachy" is some bad shit. I believe the former soviet union even used it as a weapon. It can even grow on your eye balls.... ewwww