How to Kill House Mold
Use polypropylene sheeting and vinyl cloth impregnated adhesive strip to close off the affected area from the non-contaminated area., Start your dehumidifier., Put on protective clothing, respirator, goggles and gloves., Mix a general household...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Use polypropylene sheeting and vinyl cloth impregnated adhesive strip to close off the affected area from the non-contaminated area.
This should run the entire time of your cleanup and for several hours after you are done.
Note that your humidifier may also become laden with mould spores and dust and will require cleaning before being used in a clean environment again. , Disposable overalls are often used as they are cheap and provide a moisture and mould proof barrier while working.
You should wear this the entire time you are cleaning. , Bleach is not recommended for cleaning mould.
A solution of 80% vinegar or 70% Methylated Spirits (Methanol) is recommended for mould clean up.
If grey or black water is present from sewerage or flood water then please use appropriate steps to deal with that contamination first (https://www.LifeGuide Hub.com/Cope-Following-a-Flood). , -
Step 2: Start your dehumidifier.
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Step 3: Put on protective clothing
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Step 4: respirator
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Step 5: goggles and gloves.
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Step 6: Mix a general household cleaner and water following the manufacturer's directions and transfer the mixture into a spray bottle.
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Step 7: Pour warm clean water into a separate spray bottle for rinsing.
Detailed Guide
This should run the entire time of your cleanup and for several hours after you are done.
Note that your humidifier may also become laden with mould spores and dust and will require cleaning before being used in a clean environment again. , Disposable overalls are often used as they are cheap and provide a moisture and mould proof barrier while working.
You should wear this the entire time you are cleaning. , Bleach is not recommended for cleaning mould.
A solution of 80% vinegar or 70% Methylated Spirits (Methanol) is recommended for mould clean up.
If grey or black water is present from sewerage or flood water then please use appropriate steps to deal with that contamination first (https://www.LifeGuide Hub.com/Cope-Following-a-Flood). ,
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