Because wood naturally soaks up and retains water it’s an ideal environment for mold and mildew. If you have baseboards, trim, or furniture that’s been affected, prompt mold cleanup is in order.

Q: Ugh! I’ve recently discovered gross patches of mold on the walls in my bathroom. Is it dangerous? How do I get rid of it? A: Splotches of mold growing on the walls or ceiling are an all-too-common ...

Mould is a common problem in many homes during winter, but it can be tackled using white vinegar - a natural cleaning product that kills 82% of mould species without harsh chemicals.

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