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Removing mould

Tillytrotter1 · 2013-01-29 14:08:15

I was just hoping someone had a remedy for removing mould from shower grouting. I've tried those expensive mould removers but have not had much luck and don't think they've removed much. Any tips?

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rosie383 Posts: 4,981 Forumite

12 February 2013 at 11:15PM

Thanks for the suggestions guys. Since our neighbours built a porch next to ours, our porch is very damp and I just spent a few hours the other day cleaning down all the walls. Will give the bicarb/ bleach combo a go. Would it be any good to soak the net curtains in too? They have some mould spots along the bottom.

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