Does anyone know how to grow nasty mold in a petri dish?

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Heather1

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I just found a lunchbox in my trunk from some-odd-number of months ago, and the pizza and banana had some repulsive specimens on them. I would suggest trying some easily-spoiled food (dairy, fresh fruit, etc.) Hope that helps. :)
 
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Myhoo

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if you were older, id ridicule you. just get some of the oldest and potentiallys stinkiest produce from your fridge, and let it spoil in the dish a few days
 
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mmmmmm3

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Well, you need that gelatin material as well, which you should have. I'd scrape the bathroom with some type of device - be sure to have gloves on....First, scrape the phone EVERYBODY uses. Then, scrape the bathrooms - and I mean good. Sinks, soap dispensers, etc. The floor is a good place where a lot of bacteria hang out, and anything that is rubber or squishy....stairwell railing is a good place as well. Doornobs, etc. Scrape all these things with different q-tips or wooden sticks, and then rub it on the gelatin at the bottom of the petri dish. It'll work.
 
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Converkuty

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Uhm, sorry no, but why do you need to know how to make...Mold..?

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Try putting bread, by a heater or make something that need to be keep in a fridge and keep it out.
 
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Converkuty

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Uhm, sorry no, but why do you need to know how to make...Mold..?

p.s
Try putting bread, by a heater or make something that need to be keep in a fridge and keep it out.
 
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