Keeping your home and the air you breathe clean is no doubt top on your list of priorities. When it comes to mold there are very few things more dangerous. Mold when alive can cause some major health issues. Dead mold can still spark irritating allergies.
Your goal should not be to merely kill mold, but remove it completely. Killing mold is easier thank you think.
Many people wonder if expensive products or professionals are the real mold killers. It is no surprise you do not need to spend more than $3 at your local super market to get what you need in order to kill mold off any surface including drywall. Mold is a vicious thing to have around the house and getting rid of it as fast as possible is best for the entire family and mold tends to trigger allergies and in some cases other serious health issues.
When using bleach to kill mold make sure you dilute with water and use gloves and a face mask so as not to get the bleach on your skin or in your lungs.
Other alternatives to killing Mold is baking soda and tea tree oil. These products can be applied directly to the mold. Just add these alternatives to a water bottle and shake to mix the product with the water, and apply directly to the mold.
Can Bleach kill mold?
December 11, 2011 By 2 Comments
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