Electrodry Mould Removal Sunshine Coast

Both vinegar and bleach can effectively kill mould, but vinegar is a safer and more eco-friendly option. Bleach can also damage certain surfaces and also emit harmful fumes.

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.

To get rid of mould on walls permanently, you need to do the 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.

The sudden appearance of black mould may be due to excessive moisture in the environment, which can be caused by factors such as leaks, poor ventilation, or high humidity levels. Other possible reasons include changes in the weather or the presence of a water source nearby. To prevent mould growth, it's important to identify and address the underlying cause of the excess moisture.