How to Make an Eco-Friendly Mold Remover at Home That Actually Works (DIY Recipe)

Mold back in the same corner three weeks after you sprayed it? This DIY mold remover goes after what's under the color, not just the stain. I'm Dale Merrick. A lot of my work was pulling machines away from walls, and the black patch was always where the drip was, never where somebody had been spraying. Five steps from your kitchen and medicine cabinet: dish soap, straight vinegar, peroxide in its own brown bottle, the caulk, and drying it out. Plus the two cleaners that should never share a sprayer, and the size where you stop and call a pro. 0:00 Why mold comes back after you spray it 1:40 What mold actually is: roots and water 2:59 Step 1: soap and water instead of bleach 4:47 Step 2: straight vinegar and how long to leave it 6:20 Why most mold removers stop at the color 6:49 Step 3: hydrogen peroxide in the brown bottle 8:38 When to call a pro: the 10 square foot rule 9:37 Step 4: black mold in shower caulk 10:36 Step 5: dry it and find the water 12:19 Two questions before you pay for mold removal 12:58 Recap: the whole DIY mold remover recipe One word in the comments: where's yours? Shower, window, washer door, or somewhere you'd rather not say. I read every single one. Never mix vinegar and peroxide in one bottle, and never mix bleach with ammonia or acids. Gloves, an N95 and an open window every time. #mold #diycleaning #homerepair