KIRKLAND, Wash. -- A toxic mold growing under the walls of an Eastside home is causing serious problems.
The tenants say they can't afford to move out, and the landlord is refusing to help.
Team 7 Investigators were contacted back in March by members of the Oxford House. It's a recovery home for drug and alcohol addiction in Kirkland.
The tenants told us their home was being invaded by black mold and that no one was doing anything ab
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The tenants say they can't afford to move out, and the landlord is refusing to help.
Team 7 Investigators were contacted back in March by members of the Oxford House. It's a recovery home for drug and alcohol addiction in Kirkland.
The tenants told us their home was being invaded by black mold and that no one was doing anything ab
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that was gross..can't imagine my home having troubles with those molds....
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