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hoefla in reply to @nono

Use a white Vinegar mix with water in a spray bottle. I sometimes add baking soda too.

This doesn't make sense. The bicarb and the vinegar just react to give salty water. Use vinegar, no baking soda / bicarbonate of soda.

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Acliff in reply to @hoefla

Mixing both is a cleaning hack for certain things, usually where the fizzing helps.
Toilet bowl cleaning, unblocking etc.

Also on carpets and soft furnishings, because you might want it to be salty water after cleaning.

Then again, bleach turns into salty water too.

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stelfox in reply to @Acliff

Wouldn't you then put baking soda on the thing, then spray diluted vinegar at it?
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nono in reply to @Acliff

This, I'd then use a straight vinegar/water mix afterwards. I was following online guides.

I tried bleach first but the mould would come back worse. When I switched to Vinegar it seemed to fix the problem.

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