How Do You Treat Mold On A Concrete Block?
A concrete block, which is also called a cinder block, is a block made of concrete that is used in the construction of a building. Mold is a fungi that attaches itself to a surface. Mold thrives in damp and shaded areas. The ideal way to stop mold from forming on concrete is to keep the block dry. The best way to treat (or remove) mold on a concrete block is with a water and beach solution. Hose down the concrete block thoroughly. Wash away as much mold as possible. Scrape off any mold that is still attached to the concrete with a spatula. Create a solution to kill the mold. Mix one cup of chlorine bleach and one half cup of detergent for every gallon of water. Scrub the solution into the concrete block with a sponge or brush. Scrub hard to remove the roots of the mold. Let the solution seep into the concrete block for 15 minutes. Wait until the areas with mold turn white. Apply the solution and scrub again, if needed. Rinse the concrete block thoroughly. Use a garden hose with the noz