How do you clean the black mildew/damp on the seal around the windows? any tips?
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Spray some strong but diluted bleach water on it, allow it to set for a minute or two. With gloves on, scrub it off with a mild not too abrasive dish scrubber. Clean glass when you're finished. Hope this was helpful :-)
Just wipe it off, it comes off easily
Use bleach to kill it.
You could try something like Dettol mould and mildew spray - that's what I use and it is quite effective.
Old toothbrush, cap full of bleach, scrub it round the muck and leave for an hour. Wash and wipe off. Job Done!
Open the window while you are doing it though =- it stinks!
Vinegar mixed with water works well.
Just leave the windows open to get rid of the smell. Should clear quickly.
diluted bleach. in a spray bottle..depends on how bad it is as to how much you dilute it.
A solution of household bleach and water will remove it.
50/50
try using tea tree oil, i find it gets rid of mold and mildew and keeps it away. you can make a spray by adding 20 drops of it to 100ml of water...
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Loosen with a steam cleaner and then use an old toothbrush, followed by a rinse with warm water.
Best home remedy is to use vinegar mix with water.
Use a toothbrush to get in the small areas around the window.
You need air circulation in your room so try and keep the window open at night and get a de-humidifier in your room.
i use dettox mould and mildew remover,it has quite a strong smell because it contains bleach
invest inone of those steam cleaners i think you can get one for about £50
Even if you mangage to get it off you will leave some spores and the stuff comes back with a vengeance. I was told by a double glazing guy that the only way to get rid is to cut the affected sealant out using a craft knife of stanley knife plus an inch or two of "clean" sealant then reseal. I did this and made sure to keep the room well ventilated and the mildew has never come back after 3 years. Good luck.
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