Hydrogen Peroxide-Mold Removal

Hydrogen Peroxide-Mold Removal

Using Hydrogen Peroxide-Mold Remover is cheap and works just as well as any mold cleaner. It is able to be utilized on apparel, floors, and bathroom fixtures and more. The difference between this and other cleaners is that it will not leave behind a strong smell and it is not expensive or have any side effects.

Place a liberal amount of the Hydrogen Peroxide into an empty spray bottle. Make sure this bottle did not hold any other kind of cleaner. It will
not mix well with anything else and might cause problems when you are using it. Put on latex gloves so that your skin will not come into contact with the mold or cleaner.


If you are treating apparel you need to test a small spot to make sure that the cleaner will not stain them. At times it can have a reaction like bleach and cause the colors to fade. Spray the cleanser over the entire moldy region and allow it to soak in for ten minutes. When the time is done use a scrub brush to remove the mold and stains that were left behind. Rinse when you are done to take away the excess mold and cleaner.

Get a bottle of hydrogen peroxide with 3% concentration from your local drug stores. Transfer the hydrogen peroxide into a spray bottle and spray it onto the mold infected surface. Leave it for at least 15 minutes for hydrogen peroxide to take action and kill the molds. After that, scour the area to remove all the mold and mold stains.

For stubborn mold in tough to reach places, like the grout of tiles, use full-strength hydrogen peroxide. Simply apply a number of cap-fulls or use a spray bottle and spay it on the affected area, allow it to sit for 15 minutes and scrub with an old toothbrush. Note... Keep the spray bottle of remaining hydrogen peroxide in dark place as light reduces the effectiveness of hydrogen peroxide. For more effective mold removal, you may consider using hydrogen peroxide with vinegar during the cleaning process.


Hydrogen peroxide-mold Removal is effective at killing molds as it has the elements of anti-bacterial, anti-viral and anti-fungal. It is a much safer mold cleaner as compared to bleach because it does not produce toxic residue or toxic fumes that harm the environment. Hydrogen peroxide is good at cleaning mold on almost any materials including clothes, walls, bathroom fixtures and other kitchen appliances. For removable rugs, lay them outside on a sunny day with the back of the carpeting exposed to the sun. Mix one part of 3% hydrogen peroxide with five parts h2o. Spray the solution onto the back of the carpet and allow the sun to hit the carpeting for a day. The combination of direct sunlight and hydrogen peroxide will kill mold spores.

Please remember to wear all mold removal safety gear when cleaning mold yes that means white mold and black mold and even mildew. If you have a large area to clean you might want to have a professional do it and yes I know mold removal cost. However, if black mold removal is done wrong you can make the problem worse.