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The best effective cost-effective way to eliminate toxic mold on hard surfaces such as metal and hard plastic is through the use of a strong solution of chlorine bleach. On porous surfaces such as wood or fabric, removal and disposal is recommended rather than attempting to clean or eradicate the mold.
Water on wood must be cleaned up immediately. Wood must be thoroughly dried out before mold sets in. If water has sat longer than 24-48 hours, mold has already began to grow. Wood must then be replaced and the area must be completely dried out and treated with a natural disinfectant to kill the mold.
Aboout 10 mins
mold is found on foods, wood, plastic and building structures.
It depends on the application. If you are trying to kill al little mold on the outside of an orange, or you are planning on using it to try to disinfect your entire kitchen. The amounts you use will vary with your intended application.
Bleach can kill mold BUT it's effectiveness does depend on the surface the mold is on. Mold can grow and be visible on both porous and non-porous materials. When dealing with mold on non-porous materials such as shower tiles, tubs, vinyl window trims, counter tops, etc. you can use bleach to kill the mold and disinfect. So what about mold growing on porous materials? In fact, using bleach to remove mold from porous materials like drywall and wood is said to aid in mold growth rather than killing it. Why is this? When bleach is used on porous materials like drywall and wood, the Iodine structure of bleach prevents Chlorine from soaking into the materials to kill the roots of molds and to make matters worse, the water element of bleach penetrates through the surfaces and feed the roots causing the mold to grow. Consult a professional if you are not sure.
how to remove mold from non wood deck
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White glue is strongest at room temperature when applied to moderately porous wood surfaces. It does not adhere well on shiny wood surfaces.
Prime the wood before you use it, but yes it can be used.
A hard surface is one which does not yield when pressed. Wood, stone and glass are hard surfaces.... rubber, fabric and foam are soft surfaces.
On certain surfaces you can - plastics, other vinyls and similar. NOT on wood surfaces. Make sure you clean and de-grease the surface very carefully before attaching the wood look vinyl