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Removing Mold from Non-Bleachable Surfaces

November 28, 2011

Close up of black mold on a white surface.Of course, we all know that bleach does a great job of getting rid of mold from any surface, but if you don't want that surface discolored (like carpeting, decking etc.), use vinegar. This will take the mold out without any discoloration!

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By beverly capece from Hanover Twp., PA

 

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November 29, 20110 found this helpful

And using vinegar against mold is safer than using bleach. The bleach and mold react to form a gas that does serious damage to your lungs that doesn't show up for years, while vinegar and mold simply combine to equal dead mold.

 
November 27, 20120 found this helpful

I saw on the history channel "Rich's Restoration" and he talked about using vinegar to take off any thing and clean it as a brand new item

 
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