Best way to remove mould and fungal growth on walls due to Condensation?

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I have had a problem with black mould.

I redecorated our bedroom and took advice from a builder friend, where I had mould on the ceiling and window surround. I first cleaned it all off with bleach as best I could and then painted them with an oil based white undercoat. I then papered the ceiling with an embossed paper and then emulsioned it with a brilliant white solid emulsion from Dulux. Five months later and no sign of it returning.

In the kids' bedroom I have cleaned it all off and, using a small paintbrush to make sure I got into the grooves in the window frame, I treated all of it with neat Milton sterilising fluid. I left it for 24 hours and then cleaned it again with a bleach solution (two capfuls of thin bleach to about 5 litres of water). It hasn't returned so far, and that was about a month ago.

We also bought a small dehumidifier costing about £70 from B & Q last year, and we run that in the winter 24/7 on the upstairs landing, leaving all of the bedroom and bathroom doors open to create an even temperature. The dehumidifier collects about 4 litres of water per eight hours, which shocked me, but with my wife and two daughters and their love of the shower I suppose I should have expected it. The towels dry on a rail over the radiators, and I think the dehumidifier helps with removing the moisture from them.

I hope this helps.

Answer 6

neat bleach is the best thing - it kills the bacteria but ideally you need to t a barrier there so glossing the wall and then paiting as normal would be an idea - bleach is best to clean and repal though - thius is what we advise all our tenants - also minimise condensation but airing the house properly is essential to stop it forming - drying clothes indoors and not opening windows is a big no no

Answer 7

Bleach will rid your walls of mildew but without ventilation, it will reappear.

It can be helped by coating your walls with watered down PVA but of course, it depends what you have on your walls!

A good tip though, before decorating next time, it acts as a seal.

Answer 8

All the above work well. But to stop it coming back you need to ventilate the room. Mould grows because there is no air flow.

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biological washing powder mixed with boiling water will clean most things the enzimes in the washing powder will break down mould easy ,it is useful for everything from stains on carpets to rust on metal

Answer 11

Using the fungicidal solution for treating walls available from many DIY shops.