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If the mould persists, then this solution will work wonders for you. But make sure you don’t use
this bleach-based spray on the same day. There are some cleaning products that you shouldn’t
mix with bleach; otherwise, it could ruin your wall or make them look worse. All you need is:
¼ cup of bleach powder
Half liter warm water
Directions
Mix all the ingredients in a spray bottle and apply it on walls. Leave it for some time and then
scrub the walls and wipe clean thoroughly. If the mould still persists, re-apply it and let sit for
20 minutes. Spray again and wipe down with a clean damp cloth. Let it dry completely. This is a
fantastic trick used by many highly-trained end of lease cleaning experts in Gold Coast to treat
stubborn moulds and mildew on walls, tiles and other surfaces.
Key Tips to prevent mould and mildew
Best tricks and techniques can help you get rid of stubborn mould and mildew from your walls.
But it is always good to prevent your walls and other humid areas from these things. You can do
the following tips to keep mould and mildew away from your home: Keep your kitchens,
bathrooms and other humid spaces ventilated and dry – this is the best way to protect your
walls from fungal exposure. Repair leaked piped as soon as possible to prevent moisture
seeping into the pores and under floors. Keep the shower curtains and towels dry. If the mould
or mildew on walls returns, use the tricks mentioned above and get rid of these nasty and
unpleasant spots.
8.0 How to Get Rid Of Mould in Your Home
Before it causes severe damage to your lungs and brain.
It's getting cold outside -- we're turning up our heating, closing our doors and windows and
trying to retain as much heat as possible. But in our attempts to keep our house toasty warm
we're creating environments for a grungy, greenish-black fungus to start growing. You guessed
it -- mould. Feeling slightly short of breath, wondering what that strange alcohol-like smell is or
finding yourself with an irritating cough? Mould could be the perpetrator and it might be time
to check your home for the presence of this potentially deadly household pest.
What is mould?
Mould is a term referring to a class of microscopic, multicellular organisms that are found in
association with water, which is why you commonly find mould in your bathrooms. Dr Cameron