How to remove mold with vinegar and baking soda?

If you’ve ever had issues with mold, you know it’s important to clean it quickly, before the problem spreads to other areas. In the case of the kitchen or your home in general, there are some methods you can use to easily, quickly, and with ingredients you already have at home. Are you ready to try this homemade remedy? You can also read: Tips for identifying spoiled food What is mold? Mold is a type of fungus that can appear in various places in your home, including the kitchen. It tends to grow “in places where there is moisture, such as around leaks in roofs, windows, or pipes,” according to the CDC. Additionally, mold can also be found on materials such as wood, paper, cardboard, fabric, carpets, and even tiles.  It’s important to explain that mold not only looks bad but can also cause health problems such as: Congested nose Sore throat Cough Wheezing Burning eyes Rash Similarly, the CDC indicates that people with conditions such as asthma and lung problems should not be in contact with this fungus, as they may have health complications.  As you can see, the appearance of mold in your home is no joke, and it’s important to act immediately to eliminate it. Here we share 2 easy and practical methods to remove mold from your walls, surfaces, and more.  Also read: How to tell if an egg is rotten? How to remove mold?  If your mold problem is just starting or is small, you can use some simple methods to get rid of the fungus in no time. So use one of these two methods and leave your home sparkling clean. Vinegar and baking soda Cleaning specialists recommend using white vinegar, as studies show it can eliminate certain types of mold. It is also believed that baking soda also eliminates this fungus, making it the perfect mix to keep your home mold-free, according to experts:  Mix a bottle of white vinegar in a spray bottle and apply the liquid directly onto the mold and let it sit for a few minutes. Clean and allow to dry.  Combine a teaspoon of baking soda with two cups of water in a spray bottle and shake.  Apply the baking soda mixture onto the mold and scrub with a brush or sponge. Rinse with clean water  Reapply white vinegar and let the surface dry. There will be no traces of mold left!  Finally, remember that before cleaning mold from your walls and surfaces, you should wear gloves, a mask, and goggles.  ChlorineCDC experts explain that mold can be cleaned and removed with chlorine, but first, you must dilute it. Mix one cup of chlorine with 3.7 liters of water and use the solution to clean the mold from walls and other surfaces.  Remember to use gloves, goggles, and a mask before using this mixture, and also open doors and windows to let in air.  As you can see, if your mold problem at home is not severe, you can put an end to it with some very practical homemade tricks, but remember that you will also need to fix any leaks, drips, and other moisture issues.  Continue reading: Why and how to disinfect your thermoses?*Photo: Polina Tankilevitch/Pexels