Vinegar is great but if you have a child that is prone to sezuires or someone that visits often prone to them it might pay to check if vinegar is a trigger for them

Vinegar. Vinegar is an affordable, natural solution to getting rid of mold. …
Baking soda. …
Tea tree oil. …
Grapefruit seed extract. …
Hydrogen peroxide. …
Sliced orange and vinegar. …
Citrus seed extract and water mixture. …
Baking soda, vinegar, and lemon juice mixture.

At home we use domestos in the shower and Vinigar with Dish soap for the shower screen. Bi-carb soda and vinigar is good for tiles and grout. Depnds what you’re using it for.

Vinegar is a great solution (I buy the extra strength). In the past, I have also used 8% Hydrogen Peroxide. It is harder to find though.

I mix water and vinegar in equal amounts and use it on the mould. It’s worked so far but it does tend to come back.

Good ventilation helps prevent mold.

I usually use oil of cloves mixture from Shannon Lush – it works for me.

Vinegar, bicarbonate soda and lemon juice

White vinegar and bleach in hot water. Repeat in a few days.

Tea tree oil mixed with.vinager

Very interesting to read about oil of cloves for mold. I’ve always used diluted tea tree oil or bleach (if the surface is white).

Oil of cloves in a spray bottle kills mould spores

I had some mould on my bedroom blockout curtains, very disappointed. But after researching, I found, Oil of Cloves is perfect for removing, and killing, mould spores. A small bottle at pharmacy, only need a few drops, into some water. With a cloth, just clean away. And, I do love the smell of cloves. Never had a problem on the curtains again.

I dab clove oil on a cotton bud and leave it to soak in the problem area! It seems to kill the mould. Mould grows where it’s wet so sort out why the area is so wet. Wipe up puddles and keep a window open for air to dry up any dampness.

Vinegar. Repeat until it works.