The heat turns the water to vapor and the ventilation allows the vapor to escape from the clothes and drum.

There is no vapor barrier on the concrete floor, they just laid down strand board then carpeted right over.

Between the inspection ($595), encapsulation paint and cleaning ($1,900), air duct vapor treatment ($700), and another inspection to receive certification ($250), I'm wondering if all of this was necessary. 

I'll switch teams during the last few minutes of the Super Bowl to be on the winning side....lol(sarcastically)Life is but a vapor....I say be in it to win it!

The fourth layer is usually made up of polyester material which can resist vapor from the subfloor and balance other 3 layers.

But over time it all vaporized.

And 14 some hours later and some serious white knuckles end up on vapors landing at Kahului ..  

Be very careful in the use of bleach since hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, or other types of acid may react with the bleach and cause dangerous vapors to form.

maybe add vapor barrier on the dirt floor.  

Living Room: Bed of RosesBathroom: Dark Night ZeroBedroom: Herbal ZeroCeiling: Pure WhiteTrim/Crown Molding: Undecided, will take suggestionsPlease give your opinion on the paint color choices.