Soak cotton balls, paper towels, or towels with white vinegar to kill the mold spores. Let soak for an hour. Then remove and rinse. If there is a stain remaining, repeat with chlorine bleach product instead of vinegar.
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Chlorax is the way to go
Spray bleach - but leave a window open. NEVER mix with any cleaner containing ammonia, can make poison gas.
Soak cotton balls, paper towels, or towels with white vinegar to kill the mold spores. Let soak for an hour. Then remove and rinse. If there is a stain remaining, repeat with chlorine bleach product instead of vinegar.
Bleach on a ottoman ball let sit over night tape in place if it won’t stay
Plain white vinegar. Vinegar kills the mold spores. Bleach does not.
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