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Cleaning mould?

fizzel81 · 2008-02-06 22:42:38

sorry not quite sure where to put this, its something ive never tacled before cutting a long story short myself and the boys are now classed as homeless so monday i had to look and sign forms for a private let for councils private letting scheme however it needs a good clean i have no idea how previous tennat lived with it…

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Melvin_Bradley Posts: 3 Newbie

2 December 2015 at 12:16PM

Mold Problem?
I tackled the same problem in my bathroom. Firstly, I used the white vinegar on paper towel and lay the paper towel along bath sealant and then I covered the entire mount on the grout for almost two hours. Then I used to pour the white vinegar into the spray bottle and every half an hour sprays the paper towels to ensure the vinegar does not evaporate.

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