Place air purifiers throughout your home to kill mold in the air. The only way to directly kill mold spores in the air is to use an air purifier. For best results, place purifiers in each room of your house to ensure maximum efficiency in killing the spores.

Some of my covered moss tanks grow white mold; the uncovered ones rarely do. Things you can do: Pull the mold out and throw it away (I use 12″ long tweezers). Use spring tails (a type of bug that will live in the ground and eat the mold at night).

Take a q-tip dipped in hydrogen peroxide and gently wipe away mold from decorations and rocks. Using a new q-tip dipped in water, remove any mold that is covering the moss. Repeat with fresh q-tips as needed (don’t “double dip” with a mold covered q-tip or you will simply be spreading the mold around).

So, what is that green stuff appearing on the home’s siding? They are usually the result of mold, mildew, algae or moss whose growth is encouraged by moisture. Much of it is found on a home’s north side and/or in areas where the Sun does not shine upon the home. These stains occur naturally over time.

Lysol Effectiveness Lysol makes a mold and mildew remover that contains bleach. This solution will kill both mold and mildew upon contact.

Vinegar

Risks of Black Mold Exposure Even minimal exposure to black mold during the removal process can lead to health issues for you and your family, and black mold is known to contribute to: Chronic coughing and sneezing. Respiratory irritation. Skin disorders, including rashes.

Exposure to mold can cause several health issues such as; throat irritation, nasal stuffiness, eye irritation, cough, and wheezing, as well as skin irritation in some cases. Exposure to mold may also cause heightened sensitivity depending on the time and nature of exposure.