Mildew Removal

Gatesygirl

I do hope someone can help me!

My other half is trying to persuade me that he needs a new golf bag as his old one is covered in mildew (from lack of use!).

I have tried in vain to remove it but it just wont shift.

Anybody got any idea's??

Many thanks

all_change

miltons (as used for sterilising baby things) is usually the best for this. You could make up a spray bottle as per the instructions on the bottle. NB it can take colour out of fabric, so be a bit careful and test a bit first if it's important to you.

HTH

ceridwen

teatree oil. Cant remember exactly what way I used it - coulda been a bit dissolved in water? Some months later - mildew hasnt returned.

annamc75

Bleach does the trick normally but this would depend on what fabric (or plastic) the golf bag is made from.

jaxw

I agree with tea tree oil - saw it first on How Clean Is Your House & tried it on mildew and mouldy places (like bathroom windowsill & bathroom curtains) & it really works and seems to go on working - haven't had to use it again and that must have been 6 months ago.