5 do-it-yourself tricks to get rid of mold from walls
Unfortunately, humidity does not only ruin the fold of your hair, but when it is present in the house it penetrates the walls and creates those horrible mold stains that make us desperate, not only because they are absolutely unsightly, but also because they can be harmful to health. Here are 5 remedies to remove them that could be useful to you, at least as much as these cleaning tips that you find in the video, see:
1. Remove mold with bleach
When deciding to use bleach, one of the fastest and most practical methods, there are a few things to watch out for. First of all, open the windows and guarantee and guarantee a change of air. Always use protective gloves and a cap, and choose bleach only for white surfaces. That said, once you have sprayed the bleach on the stain, let it sit for a few minutes, and then wipe it with a cloth to dry and remove the residue. Repeat the procedure several times if the stains persist.
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2. Remove mold naturally with vinegar
If you want to opt for a natural method, without using artificial chemical agents, you will be able to take advantage of the properties of wine vinegar. You can either create a detergent, mixing a part of vinegar and a part of water and pouring it into a container with spray dispenser, or use only pure vinegar in the case of persistent stains. Spray the mixture on the stain, let it act and then wipe it off with a dry cotton cloth.
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3. Eliminate mold with baking soda
Another excellent natural cleanser could be created based on bicarbonate: mixing 200 ml of water, 1 tablespoon of baking soda, 100 ml of vinegar and a few drops of lemon oil and lavender oil, the latter to be added after mixing water. and bicarbonate. Spray on the affected area and always clean with a dry cloth. This solution also has excellent preventive properties: used periodically on areas at risk, it can prevent the formation of new spots.
4. Use tea tree oil to get rid of mold!
One of the oldest natural remedies in the world: tea tree oil has countless benefits, among them it is excellent as an anti-mold. Still making a homemade cleaner, mix 100ml vinegar with 12 drops of Tea Tree essential oil and spray it on the wall. Leave the natural detergent to act for 10 minutes and remove the residues using a cloth. A treat could also be to add a few drops of lemon, and the result will be guaranteed.
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5. Use hydrogen peroxide
A last method, interesting because it is essentially odorless, could be to create a detergent with hydrogen peroxide. Although this method is suitable for surfaces where metal is absent, subject to oxidation, it can be useful on neutral walls. The solution is created with a liter of water, 2 tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide, 2 tablespoons of bicarbonate and a tablespoon of fine salt. Just spray it on the moldy part and always wipe with a dry cloth. This practical and natural method is not only useful for mold, look at the album and find out how to clean your home in an ecological way:
