Naturally get rid of mould and clean it away using my ‘Kat’s Mould Be Gone Spray’. It’s an easy DIY cleaning recipe with 3 ingredients you’ll already have in your kitchen cupboards.
Vinegar is an extremely versatile product. Don’t be put off by the odour – I promise you it will disappear in a few minutes. It effectively dissolves grease and removes dirt, plus it has some disinfectant properties. Great to have when you don’t want to use a chemical cleaner or bleach. But in this instance I have found it the most effective product to remove mould. I like to use it with a combination of water and dish detergent (the one you use to wash your dishes with). The detergent helps to clean away mould whilst vinegar is an effective solution to remove it.
DIY recipe not for you? Try this Mould Stain Blaster – the mould disappears before your eyes.
Please note: There have been some items I have found in my home that I can clean the mould from. However, items such as the seagrass mirror or planters I have found were beyond cleaning and I put them in the bin.
Glass Spray Bottle
Whether you’re making your own eco-friendly cleaning solutions or buying your cleaning products in bulk, this Full Circle Glass Spray Bottle will put an end to single-use plastic bottles destined for the landfill. I love this reusable glass spray bottle as it has a wide neck for easy filling and a silicone base to protect the glass and prevent any sliding.
Kat’s Mould Be Gone Spray
Ingredients
- 1 cup water
- 1 cup vinegar
- 1 teaspoon dishwashing liquid
Instructions
In a spray bottle, combine all the ingredients and shake gently to mix.
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4 comments
Can I use this bottle to spray oil on food?
We’ve never used it for this purpose but I’m interested! Do you make your own cooking spray?
Absolutely awesome, used it today for a post COVID house clean! Had no essential oils so the vinegar smell was a bit strong. What oils would work the best???
That’s great it worked well! I really like lemon, grapefruit, tea tree or lavender oils for cleaning as they all have antibacterial or cleansing properties.