We all have to face the problems of fungal and mould infestations in our homes. Any place or thing inside our homes can get infested with mould. This mould can also settle and spread on your upholstery and couches. Mould removal from the couch is not an easy task and must not be taken lightly. You should deal with couch stain removal as soon as you see the signs of blackness or mould growth. There are various ways and methods which can be used to remove mould growth on your couches, we are providing you with some common methods for couch mould removal and keeping your couches mould-free.
Getting Rid of Mould From Your Couch
- Rubbing Alcohol
Rubbing alcohol has anti-fungal properties and works as a good couch mould removal agent. Pour some amount of alcohol over the mould on your couch and let it settle in. You can use a brush to rub off the black chips of mould and keep brushing till every sign of blackness is removed. Alcohol can also be used for regular upholstery cleaning and by using it you can further prevent the growth of mould in the near future. - White Vinegar And Baking Soda
White Vinegar is a very strong mould removal agent. You can use white vinegar with baking soda for couch mould removal. Vinegar should be poured directly on the mould and lets the mould soak in all the vinegar. Nor use a paste of baking soda and water and apply it all over the growth of mould. Leave the mixture on the mould for half an hour. Now take a brush and brush off the black chunks of mould and strips of baking soda. Keep brushing to remove any sign of mould and soda, you can also use a wet cloth for further leaning of the couch. - Natural Anti Fungal Oils and Extracts
Many natural oils and essential oils are efficient couch mould removal agents and also help in stopping and avoiding the growth of moulds on your couches and upholstery. Tea tree oil, clove oil, peppermint oil, eucalyptus oil and grapefruit extract are the common natural substances that you can use for mould removal from the couch. If you already have mould, use a brush to remove off the black layer of mould now take some water and add a few amounts of any natural oil listed above. Use this solution to spray on your couches regularly and by regularly spraying you can actually prevent the growth of mould and also deodorize your upholstery and couches.
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