The Best Way to Stop Closet Mold for Good (Costs Almost Nothing)

That white, fuzzy film on your leather shoes, belts and bags isn't dust. Very often it's mold, and if it's on your shoes, it's probably on the back wall of your closet too. I'm Drew. I've spent the best part of thirty years working on old houses. In this video I show you how to tell mold from the harmless oily film leather can grow, how to clean mold off closet walls, leather, suede and clothes safely, and how to make your own cheap moisture absorber with calcium chloride, the same salt inside those throwaway tubs. I'll also explain why I don't recommend the oven trick going around online, and the simple closet habits that keep mold away for good. What did you find in your closet? Tell me in the comments, and where else mold is showing up in your home. If this helped, please hit subscribe. Safety: wear gloves and a mask when handling mold. For mold larger than about three feet by three feet, or if it keeps coming back, consult a professional. Calcium chloride irritates eyes and skin and is harmful if swallowed, so keep it away from children and pets, and keep its brine away from metal, wood floors and leather. Never mix cleaning products. For general information only. #closetmold #moldremoval #leathercare #moistureabsorber #homemaintenance