How To Remove Mold

Stop Mold Without Exposing Spores

Posted in Basement Mold Removal, Bathroom Mold Removal, Black Mold Removal, DIY Mold Removal, Home Mold Removal, How To Remove Mold, Mold Growth, Mold Problem, Natural Mold Removal, Vinegar Mold Cleaning on October 19th, 2011 by admin – Be the first to comment

Learn how to eliminate mold without it getting into the rest of your house.

These are what you need for DIY mold cleaning job:

  • Protective gears (goggles, face mask, long rubber gloves, disposable clothing)
  • Visqueen (or other plastic sheeting material)
  • Blue Tape
  • Dry wall cutter and / or Sander / Sand paper
  • Garbage bags

Follow these simple 5 Steps for easy home mold removal.

read more »

Removing mold mildew from wood

Posted in DIY Mold Removal, Home Mold Removal, How To Remove Mold, Mold Prevention, Natural Mold Removal, Remove Wood Mold Mildew on March 9th, 2010 by admin – 7 Comments

In this blog post, I will share with you how to prevent mold growth on wood surfaces and ways to safely remove mold mildew from wood materials.

Molds nourish on the minerals and oil in the paint of the wood surface. This causes discoloration to the wood surface. Sometimes, they can eat into the paint film and penetrate to the underlying wood and destroy the structure.

Most of the times, using some mold or mildew resistant paints for outdoor wood surfaces can prevent this from happening. These paints are formulated with special chemicals to fight mold attack. You can get one of this paint from your local paint and hardware stores.

read more »

Removing Mold with Baking Soda and Vinegar Paste

Posted in Bathroom Mold Removal, How To Remove Mold, Remove Mold with Baking Soda, Vinegar Mold Cleaning on February 9th, 2010 by admin – 1 Comment

Bathroom and shower rooms are prone to mold growth as they exposed to moisture most of the times. So, what I usually do after each shower is to splash clean water onto the bathroom walls to remove soapy residues. These residues if not removed will become the mail food source for mold.

I will also keep a bottle of diluted white vinegar in the bathroom and make sure to spray the vinegar solution onto the bathroom walls and shower curtain after each shower. This helps to prevent mold growth and disinfect at the same time. For the bathroom floor, I mop with diluted white vinegar too once in a week.

read more »