Lee Keet says a combination of two readily available products will mean you get rid of mould in your home forever ...

Mould thrives on moisture, and during winter, warm indoor air collides with cold window glass ... into a playground for mould to release its spores and multiply. But fear not, Simon Crow from ...

PESKY mould is easy to spot on windows, walls and in the bathroom – but there’s one spot that’s incredibly vulnerable to growth. Mould is known to cause health problems such as ...

This excess moisture causes condensation on walls or windows, laying the groundwork for mould spores to thrive. Bathrooms are particularly prone to mould since surfaces remain wet after showers ...

Leave it to sit for a minimum of 15 minutes to break down the mould spores, then rinse off with cold water. Always dry the walls with a small towel afterwards.” And for windows that are dripping ...

Before you start, wear goggles, long rubber gloves and a mask that covers your nose and mouth to protect you from the mould spores. Open the windows for added ventilation but keep the doors shut ...

Mould spores can easily spread and land on nearby surfaces. Ventilate the area: Open windows and doors to allow fresh air to circulate. This will help prevent harmful fumes from cleaning agents ...