My kids bedroom walls were full of mould – here’s the £1 bargain buy I swear by for getting rid of it in an instant
WITH the heavy rainfall over the last few days, chances are you may have seen an increase in damp or mould within your home.
Not only is the toxic fuzzy unsightly, but it can be extremely bad for your health, too.
But if you're looking for a cheap and cheerful way to get rid of mould an instant, then you're in luck - because a savvy homeowner has revealed the two bargain buys she swears by.
The woman named Nicole took to TikTok (@ncpearce90) and penned: "Kids bedroom walls full of mould,de-mould-ification complete."
She then shared a before snap of the cream walls that were riddled with the green and black fur, before posting a very impressive after photo where it looks like a completely different wall.
Revealing the process she followed, she told how she simply used a bottle of 'Mould & Mildew Blaster,' which can be bought for as little as £1.25 in the likes of Sainsbury's or Poundland.
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The online product description for the cleaning product claims it "removes tough stains without the need for scrubbing, whilst regular use helps prevent return."
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And what's more is it can be used on a whole host of different surfaces - from walls, uPVC window frames, plastic shower curtains, bathroom tiles, grout, silicone sealant, concrete, sinks and even plugholes.
To help prevent further issues with damp, Nicole also placed a 15l interior dehumidifier, which can be bought for £1.09 from Poundland, in the offending room.
Meanwhile, the 15l interior dehumidifier, which can be bought for as little as £1.09 from Poundland.
An interior dehumidifier claims to 'help stop damp, mould, mildew and condensation.'
It also 'absorbs up to 3 times its weight in water' and can be used in cupboards, wardrobes or even caravans.
A cleaning expert named Laura Harnett, the founder of Seep eco-cleaning tools, previously revealed another go-to product that she uses instead.
She told how she's a huge fan of white vinegar and, speaking to the Express, commented: "Most people think that bleach will remove mould, but it’s a harsh chemical to use in the home and it doesn’t kill the mould spores themselves so it’ll just keep coming back, especially if the condensation isn’t tackled.
“White vinegar has antifungal and antibacterial properties and will remove mould in an eco-friendly and cost-effective way.”
