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If Your Walls Have Mold, Using Bleach Won’t Help: Here’s What You Should Do

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Fatigue : i.e. joint pain and muscle stiffness, feeling tired , tired and weak.

Dermatitis: skin problems such as peeling, rashes and itching .

Difficulty concentrating: Mold can cause potential negative effects on memory, dizziness, and headaches .
no to bleach

The first remedy that is usually thought of to eliminate is the use of bleach. But it is wrong, and the reason is simple. Although bleach is used for many household tasks, it is not the most suitable product for eliminating mold since it does not attack deeply. This would only lead to superficial cleaning of the affected surfaces, leaving the spores behind anyway. And the mold forms again after a short time. Bleach works well on non-porous surfaces, thus tiles , etc. We avoid its use on porous and delicate surfaces, such as stucco, wood, granite and marble . Not only will we not have a deep cleaning but, as it is a chemical product, it only risks damaging the surfaces irreparably.

Here’s what you should use to get rid of mold on walls and other surfaces.

Foolproof bleach is therefore not so infallible when we have mold in the house. There is a completely natural and therefore safe to use ingredient that can remove it effortlessly.

This is white wine vinegar. To clean surfaces with vinegar, you must accompany it with baking soda and lemon juice . All three should be boiled together to create a mixture that will be an excellent odor neutralizer .
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