Electrodry Mould Removal Geelong

Bleach is effective for killing mould, but it only works on non-porous surfaces and can cause harm to the environment and humans due to the fumes it emits. Bleach also does not prevent mould from growing back.

The best thing to clean mould depends on the surface and severity of the mould. Vinegar, baking soda, hydrogen peroxide, and tea tree oil are effective natural cleaners. For tougher mould, use a commercial mould and mildew cleaner or a bleach solution. Always wear gloves and protective gear and ensure proper ventilation when cleaning mould.

To get rid of mould on walls permanently, you need to do he following:

1. Identify and fix the source of moisture.
2. Scrub the affected area with a mixture of warm water and a non-toxic cleaner such as vinegar or borax. 
3. Allow the area to dry completely, and use a HEPA air purifier to remove any remaining spores. 
4. Paint the wall with an anti-mould paint to prevent future growth.

To prevent mould from coming back on walls, you need to ensure the following:

• Control humidity levels
• Improve ventilation
• Fix any leaks
• Use mould-resistant products
• Clean surfaces regularly. 

Also, avoid leaving wet items or materials for extended periods, as they can contribute to mould growth.