How Do You Remove Mold From Cement Walls And Floors?
Moisture can move through underground cement in many ways. Often there are moisture barriers in place, but they can wear out and become less effective over time. The porosity of cement blocks make it a key area for mold growth. The moisture is able to get it, but has no way of drying up, which makes the perfect landing spot for mold spores to prosper. No matter how the moisture got there to begin with, it’s important to remove the mold completely. Be prepared to put some work into it. The materials are easy – but it’s going to take plenty of elbow grease to get rid of the mold completely. You Will Need: • Water • Bleach • Bucket • Scrub brush or sponge • Rubber gloves Steps to Remove the Mold: • Bleach is a well-known killer of mold and bacteria. In this case, it’s the perfect cleaning agent to kill and remove the mold completely. • Start by mixing 1 part bleach with 4 parts water in the bucket. • Put on rubber gloves to protect your hands and wear old clothing as they will likely get
