How Do You Get Rid Of Mold On Basement Block Walls?
A overabundance of moisture in your basement, whether from a flood or from gradual seepage through your walls and floor, can result in mold growth. If the basement has a musty smell, you probably have mold. Mold sometimes appears as a black film on surfaces such as block wall—a surface you’ll find easier to clean than more porous materials such as wood or drywall. Put on old clothes. (Throw these away after working around mold.) Open the windows. When disrupted, mold spores will enter the air, making them easier to inhale. The more ventilation, the better, since you may also be working with bleach. Ventilation will also help dry the basement and surface. Wear a mask over your mouth and nose. The mask, which you can purchase at a hardware store, will also prevent you from inhaling spores. Throw the mask away after using it around mold. Remove the mold by thoroughly scrubbing the block wall with a hard, dry brush. Do not apply water during this step. Sweep or vacuum the floor. Make sur
