Black mold removal

These fantastic tips and recipes for how to clean black mold will walk you through a step-by-step guide for banishing mold from your home for good.

Do you have black mold in the showers? Before you panic about black mold over shower health risks, here's what you need to know about it and how to remove black mold from showers: Bath Dough, Shower Mortar, Behind Tile.

Experts share how to identify black mold in your home and exactly what to do when you discover it. Plus, what to look for when hiring professionals to remove this dangerous mold. #marthastewart #cleaninghacks #cleaningtips #hacks #lifehacks

We just can’t ignore those black stains growing bigger and bigger in the corner of the bathroom ceiling. Wondering what those stains could be? Well, it’s definitely black mold. Black mold growing on your walls and ceilings is not only unsightly but also unhealthy. Mold grows rapidly if it has the perfect environmental conditions, and bathrooms seem to be the perfect homes for mold. High humidity, moisture, condensation and darkness are the perfect conditions for mold growth. Increasing…

What to do if you suspect mold has taken hold.

Need a natural mold remover? These DIY mold cleaner recipes are made from natural mold killers like tea tree oil and vinegar. Use these ideas to get rid of mold on leather, wood, and bathroom walls.

Mold and Mildew, are they the same thing? This question came up during a recent training I conducted on inspecting for mold problems. The truth is, both Mold and Mildew are fungi. Let’s break them down. Mold Mold (mould) refers to organisms that are made up of a network of branching filaments (called mycelium). Its […]

Black mold in your toilet is a common household issue that not only looks extremely unsightly but can also pose potential health risks...

Learn how to clean concrete block walls to remove mold spores and stains and prevent mold from infesting the cinder block. Basement mold is a problem, especially if it’s black mold. Mold removal is relatively easy using vinegar, bleach, or a pressure washer. #walls #getridof #mold #concrete

Having mold growing on your walls is not only unsightly, but also unhealthy. It’s enough for mold to grow on 1 inch of your wall to find the entire top corner your home blackened with fungus. But, when mold begins to grow on dry walls it should be cut out and disposed of. Wondering why? Well, because the drywall surface is porous and the tiny root mold structure will grow into the wall and attach itself strongly. However, if you discover it very early – when small mold patches appear – you…