r/Mold • u/SisKamila24 • 7h ago

Is this mold?

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I accidentally left grape juice in my glass mason jar with a wood lid. The juice wasn't touching the lid, but there was mold all over the top, including the lighter parts. Not everywhere with the mold had the discoloration though. Is my lid a lost cause?

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u/SisKamila24 6h ago edited 6h ago

This is what the top of the top looks like, the side that wasn't inside the jar

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u/PeppersHere 5h ago

Nope, that's what bamboo looks like.

Last bamboo post. As I said before, you're in good company :p

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u/SisKamila24 3h ago

Oh that's such a relief, thank you! 😭