Mould is a fungus that thrives in damp, humid
conditions. Not only is it unsightly, but it can
also cause allergies & respiratory problems,
especially in people with compromised immune
systems.
Removing mould from clothes:
The earlier you catch it the better. If left
untreated, the mould will eat into the fabric
causing it to disintegrate over time.
What you will need:
Remove mould from clothes:
Before using this method, test in an unconscious
spot for colour fastness.
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Take the garment outside & brush as much of
the mildew off as possible. Whenever dealing
with mould, always make sure you wear a
mask.
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Make a paste with lemon juice & salt.
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Rub onto stain.
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Wash as usual.
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Hang out to dry in the sun.
If this method doesn’t work, soaking in a mild
bleach solution may be necessary. Again, test
for colour fastness first.
If the item can not be washed, seek the advice
of a dry cleaner.
Preventing mould on clothes:
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Always make sure clothes are thoroughly dry
before storing.
Also see:
Cleaning A Burnt Pan,
Cleaning a Microwave,
Cleaning Granite,
Cleaning Grout,
Cleaning Urine From Mattress,
Disinfecting Kitchen Sponges,
How to Remove Mould and Mildew from Clothes,
Removing Labels and Stickers,
Window Condensation
