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Mould spray/treatment
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RainbowsInTheSpray
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Can anyone offer, from personal experience, a suggestion for a effective treatment of mould appearing in emulsion painted wall plaster? I'm aware this is a problem area but any ideas would be gratefully received.
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IMO, bleach and a brush are the best.Works much better than much more expensive Cuprinol Mold Killer that I tried as well. "No more mold" - it was all lies.1
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A basic need for anything to live is water. If it gets damp/wet it will keep coming back. You need to solve your damp issue.RainbowsInTheSpray said:Can anyone offer, from personal experience, a suggestion for a effective treatment of mould appearing in emulsion painted wall plaster? I'm aware this is a problem area but any ideas would be gratefully received.
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HG mould spray is good, but prevention as always is better than cure.2
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+1 for that after using many different brands.neilmcl said:HG mould spray is good, but prevention as always is better than cure.
Note: bleach will bleach the mould but it does not kill the "root"; HG mould spray kills the mould and "root".
http://www.dehumidifier-reviews.co.uk/hg-mould-spray-review
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