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| | | Mold mites Are mold mites visible to the human eye? | 
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| | | Re: Mold mites They are very small, according to Wiki 0.5mm or less. If you knew what you were looking for you could just about detect something that size in good light, but you couldn't be sure it was a mold (mould) mite unless you had a good magnifying glass or macro lens on a camera. Mold mite - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
BTW, the spelling 'mold' is American.
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