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STAIN REMOVAL GUIDE: Mold/Mildew
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Mold/Mildew

Bathroom ceilings, tile, grout: First use our Stain Eraser for grout to remove the mold in the stone tile. Then use CleanEz to kill the mold. Alternately you can use 20% hydrogen peroxide found at medical supply stores. Spray on and leave the CleanEz or peroxide alone so it can kill the mold.

Musty smelling clothes can be hung in the sun to air out. If the clothes are colorfast fill the washer with cool water, add 1 cup of peroxide and allow to set 30 minutes. Wash and air-dry in the sun. Heat will set the smell of mold so air dry to make certain the mold has been completely killed.

Treating a home for mold can be dangerous. Generally it is safe but some molds can be deadly. If your home has flooded, or has mold building on outside walls -not the interior walls- call your insurance agent and have your home checked for toxic mold. Then call a professional janitorial service who specializes in removing molds.

Most janitorial supply store can recommend a good professional cleaning firm.

Wood: If possible place the piece of furniture in the sun for several day bringing the furniture inside at night. Again peroxide is the safest product to use for killing mold on wood. Mix a 50 - 50 solution of 3% peroxide to water, wipe on and rinse with a vinegar and water solution. Unfortunately the peroxide will bleach the wood. Sanding and refinishing the wood is the best treatment for moldy wood.

Patio furniture: Our CleanEz has been used very successfully by a boat detailer in Arkansas to remove dirt, grime and mold from the seats of boats. Use a stronger solution 10 parts water to one part CleanEz and clean your furniture with a sponge or gentle brush.

Decks, siding and roofs: The best method to remove mold on these surfaces is to rent a power washer. Then spray the deck with a 50 - 50 solution of 20% hydrogen peroxide (beauty supply stores carry it) and water to help prevent future mold buildup. For decks rinse well to remove the peroxide. Otherwise the deck will need to be stained, which may be necessary anyway.



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given to Mary Findley, owner of Mary Moppins, Co.


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