Shoes,
Purses, Clothes, and Closet Mold Infestation
Q. My home
recently had a leak under my house, and caused damaged to my
back bedroom closets, and mold grew over my shoes, on some of
purses, spores was found on my my clothes, and I removed those
from the closet. I still had clothes in my closet that had no
obvious spores. What should happen to those clothes? Should the
all be replaced or cleaned? The closet is being mold remediated.
A. Dry cleaning clothes is good for
killing mold and removing mold
spores, and cleaning moldy clothing. Washing clothes twice with Borax laundry detergent also kills
and removes mold spores. Borax is a natural mold killer and mold
cleaner. Borax is one of the ingredients of the very important
anti-mold protective coating. After the closet area has been remediated and cleaned of mold infestation, be sure that two wet
coatings of EPA-registered mold fungicide are sprayed onto the cleaned area, followed by two
wet coatings of an EPA-registered antimicrobial coating. Let each spraying dry naturally
before the next spray application. Read about all of the required
procedures for effective mold remediation at:
Mold Remediation.
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