What should I use to kill mold?

Answer 1

ALWAYS WEAR A RESPIRATOR!

Heat the structure to it's thermal kill point.

(Use air purifier for next steps)

Remove any severely affected areas like drywall and carpeting.

Spray and scrub all framework with a mold repellent.

Wipe down all walls with the repellent.

Install dehumidifier to keep relative humidity below 50%

Or call a professional to do this for you since they have all the tools on hand and will guarantee their work against regrowth. (not all companies use these steps but it's the BEST way to ensure the problem is gone make sure to ask A LOT of questions so you don't get taken advantage of and that they warranty their work.)

Answer 2

A dilute solution of chlorine bleach usually works pretty well. Be sure to clean the surface first and then thoroughly rinse the detergent away before adding the bleach solution. A good hint is to use hot water to dilute the bleach since it activates it.

Using ammonia to remove mold can be hazardous, especially when this chemical is mixed with any product that contains even slight traces of bleach. Additionally, ammonia is not effective when treating mold on any porous surface, particularly on wood. It is best to limit the use of ammonia to bathroom tiles, concrete or cement.

Answer 3

Bleach is one of the best substances for killing mould and mildew.

A good and safe substance that can kill mould is vinegar. Vinegar is mostly acetic acid, and is known for its antiseptic properties. A vinegar solution can kill virtually any type of mould, and is safe around people and pets.

Answer 4

There are a number of ways to remove and kill mold naturally. First, one can use a dehumidifier to help reduce the moisture necessary for mold to grow. One can use products like Tea tree oil, vinegar, and grapefruit seed extract to kill and remove mold.

Answer 5

BLEACH...either full strength or 1/2 water 1/2 Bleach!