A strange pink, bubbly mass protruding from a wall seam may look like fungus, mold, or an insect nest, but the photo alone cannot confirm its identity. Its expanded, cellular texture and location near a construction joint make cured expanding foam a plausible explanation, especially if repair or insulation work was previously done nearby. Rather than scraping it away immediately, inspect the area for moisture, pests, cracks, odors, or signs of recent repairs; if the material is clearly old cured foam and the wall is dry and stable, it may simply be excess construction material that can be carefully removed and the surface repaired…..<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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