Can I get rid of mould on Fabric?

kittywight

Thank you everyone got the actual mould out and it hasnt increased or darkened anymore. No smell ect but im assuming ive killed it.

Thanks anne_marie i didnt realise it was that bad i thought aftervid killed it it be ok. Will take extra care

will try these things hope i can get it out completely

xx

Moggins_2

My baby was sick on his clothes once somehow they got lost behind the changing table pulled them out and they were covered in mould. As they were white I soaked them in Milton solution then washed and it got all the mould out. Would be worried about the colour fastness on other clothes though

zippychick

I've merged this with an older thread which may help

Do let us know what works
Zip

sarahs999

Hello

I've been clearing out my changing bag and discovered that some soggy bits of food at the bottom have managed to help a yicky black mould start growing. I've attacked it with baby wipes and then dettol but nothing is shifting it. What can I do to make it go? I am wary of the specialist stuff I've seen online as it's for a baby's bag, so food and nappies etc will be stored in it.

Thanks!

mrsmortenharket

Scrub with Milton.

DigForVictory

Burn nappy bag.
Be a tad more scrupulous with replacement bag.
I had a lot of daft stuff in my nappy bag, but it went into the wash & is now doing sterling service holding son3's toy gun collection...

sarahs999

I want to try to save it first. It's a Pacapod and was a present, so definitely worth saving.

Thank you for the Milton tip MrsMH.

maddeningly

Could it go in the washing machine?

bossymoo

With some zoflora or similar?

maman

DigForVictory wrote: »

Burn nappy bag.
Be a tad more scrupulous with replacement bag.
I had a lot of daft stuff in my nappy bag, but it went into the wash & is now doing sterling service holding son3's toy gun collection...[/QUOTE]

:eek::eek::eek: Joke I hope???