Across 4. the reproductive structure of fungi; size range from 3 microns to about 40 microns (small than diameter of a hair) 5. large ariborn liquid droplets usually visible with the unaided eye 7. the long strands of fungal cells, connected end-to-end that make up the mass of visible mold growth 8. any number of products that lack rational plausibility to assist with removing mold from the indoor environment 10. ingredient in a cleaning product that improves cleaing activity and helps remove dirt, duct, particles from surfaces 12. ingredient in a cleaning product that improves cleaning activity by attaching to dirt, such as mold particles, to help it rinse away with water. 15. secondary metabolite often used for defense against other microbes; not a gas; not a VOC 16. lightweight molecules with high vapor pressure that off-gas, "evaporate", at room temperature from liquids or solids; they behave as a gas; not solid or liquid.

Down 1. removal of dirt, dust, and debris, including visible mold growth 2. product designed to kill microbes such as bacgeria, virus, or fungus (mold); not necessary for mold remediaiton 3. fuzzy growth on the wall 6. health condition with symptoms caused by various types of inflamation but with no specific cause 9. bacteria, virus, or fungi living, growing, and reproducting in the body, usualy in one organ or system, e.g., fungal ball in lung. 11. immune system response to molecules called Allergens which are usually part of a cell wall 13. filamentous fungi 14. airborne liquid particles known as droplets 15. "microbial" gases produced as waste product during mold or bacteria active growth