How do I clean mold off the painted walls in my bathroom w/o taking the paint off?

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To remove and inhibit bathroom mold and mildew, pour a solution of 3 tablespoons white vinegar, 1 teaspoon borax, and 2 cups hot water into a clean, recycled spray bottle and give it a few good shakes. Then spray the mixture on painted surfaces, tiles, windows, or wherever you see mold or mildew spots. Use a soft scrub brush to work the solution into the stains or just let it soak in. I can even help your sore throat,

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How do I clean mold off the painted walls in my bathroom w/o taking the paint off?

I have bef but took some of the paint off. I used bleach/water. Also, it gave me an awful sore throat, even with good ventilation. There is no electric vent/fan in our bathroom, only a window. Anything else work better than bleach??

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The steps that needed to be taken ( and to be done with any rental ) are to note the problems that are considered health or safety hazards / issues, make a written list, then send a copy of the list - certified mail, signature required - to the landlord AND the building owner / or leasing company........all of this must be done in writing, as just speaking to someone does no good at all. Things like excessive tenants are not your concern. The issue with the bath window could have been solved with a cheap bath curtain and/or leave the window open after a shower w/o you being in there. The LL or owner may try to get you to pay for repairs, etc after you move - to prevent this, make a list of anything that even looks like it is in need of repair; then a day before you are completely moved, have the LL make a walk thru the unit - give him/her the list and have him/her note all needed items so that you two can come to an agreement before you move - this will save lots of headache and $$$

There are spray solutions in the super markets that are more gentle than clorox or bleach. Wear a mask, or tie a scarf round your face to prevent inhaling it.

It is most important to get the mold out, it is most unhealthy to inhale the mold spors. Keep the window open, dry off the bathtub doors, or shower sliders after showering or bathing, to cut down on feeding the mold with humidity.

I just used mildew cleaner. Not sure what brand, and it came off. Open the window and wear a facemask.

It may be a pain, but they sell paint that is mildew resistant. We repainted our ceiling with this about six weeks ago. So far, so good. It's a bit expensive, but may be worth it. We also always open the window now when we shower, even in the cold weather. We have not had one single spot of mildew since we repainted and are making sure to open the window.

Good Luck.

You definitely need to always try and treat it at the source otherwise it will continue to come back. To kill mould use clove oil (in a spray form) Google the recipe. Than after that you want to clean the walls down with sugar soap or vinegar. That is what we do when we wash walls across Melbourne.

go to your local home depot's paint department and ask there. there is one product that i love. i think its name is TSP or, PST. anyway, they will know. pick up some masks while you are there. once the walls are clean, you should use a spray bottle to coat them with bleach to keep the mold from re-forming and know that it is healthier to be cold than it is to live with mold - keep that window cracked at all times if possible.

Spray lysol that is in the white can on the mold (it doesnt smell) this will kill the mold it may take a while maybe couple of hours. after just clean with a wet cloth. I used it in my house and it worked wonders

There is a risky desease in mold, so you might consider replacing the dry wall and painting again.

Use Tilex mold and mildew. I had the same problem and I haven't had mold in my bathroom since.