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4.29 (Worth a try) from 16 votes (1529 Visits)

removing mould from clothes

by 5kids

(September 2007) (rank 210th)

if u have a mould problem with your clothing buy EXIT MOULD and spray on the offending peice of clothing it will come right out, sometimes it takes the colour out of the clothing but hey the item is already ruined isnt it so there is no problem and sometimes

u can save your favourite peice of clothing.

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	October 25th \| nabutters

Re: removing mould from clothes

thanks for the advice....

naomi

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	October 25th \| annettemail

Re: removing mould from clothes

Thanks, I'll be trying this as I was told nothing ever worked and I tossed jeans recently

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	February 2008 \| whome

Re: removing mould from clothes

sounds good thanks for sharing xxxshar

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	5.00 (Excellent) \| September 2007 \| llmunchkin

Re: removing mould from clothes

I think I would try lemon or vinegar first... Exit mould is very harsh, I don't really like to have it in the house. I might try it on our blinds though, as they have a little mildew (if the lemon doesn't work).

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	5.00 (Excellent) \| September 2007 \| Domestic-warrior

Re: removing mould from clothes

Not sure about on clothes but you can use this on your blinds....add 2 drops of tea tree oil to half a cup of cloudy ammonia and apply to mould areas and scrub with a stiff brush. Rinse with water. Or a tip for bathroom tile mould is to wipe vinegar onto mould and leave overnight and scrub in the morning. You can always test on a small patch if your not sure.

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	5.00 (Excellent) \| September 2007 \| ellamia

Re: removing mould from clothes

Thanks. Great tip. Ill keep it in mind

Love Kelly

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	5.00 (Excellent) \| September 2007 \| natelz1

Re: removing mould from clothes

Im not happy. I have just thrown away my some of daughters clothes just last weeks cause of mould!!!!! I SO CCANNOT BELIEVE IT LOL! o well i will know for next time! Thanks hun!!

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	5.00 (Excellent) \| September 2007 \| blackwidowkate

Re: removing mould from clothes

Hi
Cheaper to just buy lemon bleach
Normal bleach is basically whats in exit mould
Think i would try the lemon first lol...less chance of killing my clothes lol
Tie dye is coming back in fashion...i'm gonna bring it back in teaching the kids lol
Luv Deb

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	5.00 (Excellent) \| September 2007 \| emmie

Re: removing mould from clothes

i had problems with mould in the winter where rain got through my bedroom windows my nan told me the trick of rubbing lemon juice into it works brilliant

cheers

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	5.00 (Excellent) \| September 2007 \| cazza

Re: removing mould from clothes

Sounds like a good idea and like Kellzacar as well..

if it ever happens to me i sure to remember these tips....

take care
love cazza

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	5.00 (Excellent) \| September 2007 \| Flicka

Re: removing mould from clothes

Haven't had a problem with mould since we got past the dribbling stage. Will keep these tips in mind, lemon is always available in our house. Will let friends with little bubs know!

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	5.00 (Excellent) \| September 2007 \| Kellzacar

Re: removing mould from clothes

Another good tip is lemon juice . . . . Place some lemon juice on the mould and then sit out in the sun for a few hours. Then wash as normal . .

Thanks for the tip . . . Cheers Kellz

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	5.00 (Excellent) \| September 2007 \| georgiepar

Re: removing mould from clothes

i'll give it a go next time and see. but you are right the item would be ruined anyway with mould on it. and you could always tie dye the gaurment and make it look trendy. if tie dyeing is still trendy doubt it though thanks for sharing

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