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I sanded mine down and then used teak oil .... good luck!0
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HG mould remover is the best I've found for mould spots on any surface.***Mortgage Free Oct 2018 - Debt Free again (after detour) June 2022***
Never underestimate the power of a beautiful spreadsheet0 -
Brambleberry wrote: »HG mould remover is the best I've found for mould spots on any surface.
I've seen that on sale, so I'll get some this weekend.0 -
Did yours have the black mould stains on too? I'll give that a go this weekend and see if it works.
Yes (our house is unheated), and there were mould stains on the fabric of the blind as well; luckily it was quite long, so I took it down, cut off the mouldy bit and re-stitched the stick bit in - with a fair bit of trepidation, but it worked really well, to my surprise. Good luck!0
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