How Do You Get Rid Of Mildew On Wood?
Mildew is an unhealthy growth of fungus and mold due to extraneous amounts of moisture in an area. Mildew commonly grows on tiles and finishing in bathrooms and kitchens, but it can also appear on organic materials such as wood. It’s important to determine the cause of the mildew before treating it. Make sure you have no leaks in your roof or broken pipes in your walls. You can prepare to remove the mildew from your wood by purchasing necessary chemicals and mildew-resistant paint from your local home improvement or hardware store. Apply a mild alkali, such as trisodium phosphate, to a cloth that you can dispose of later. Rub the cloth on the mildew on the wood and apply pressure to the surface. Wear rubber gloves when cleaning off the mildew. Rinse the wood with clean and cool water, using a sponge. Only wet the area enough to remove any excess mold or dirt. Let the affected area dry for at least two hours. If mildew is still present on the wood, repeat the process until you have it a
