Help! Mould on car upholstery!

Maybe a weak bleach solution? (don't use on seat belts, warm soapy water only)




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If you can stand the smell, a quarter of a teaspoon of oil of cloves in a litre of water (*Absolutely* NO stronger as it becomes ineffective at higher concentrations - just smells more) used in a spray bottle will kill of any mould, spores and all.
The smell will decrease slowly but there will always be a hint of it remaining.
I am allergic to moulds and this has been a lifesaver for me.
I miss my gorgonzola still :-(

Try a vinegar/water solution - apparently vinegar will kill the mould spores - whereas if you just vaccuum the spores are left behind and will grow again - quite strong on the vinegar I reckon. There is a product you can get from camping stores - but I would think the vinegar is cheaper for such a large area, and work as effectively. Will need to dry it out thoroughly, apply vinegar solution, rubbing in quite well, then will need to use water and cloth to go over it.
jules

..works for me,

..50 / 50 mix, Solyptol + tap water, safe, smells good too.

Mould needs food to grow, its food is dirt and water, = humidity, yes, even from a sweaty finger is enough to feed mould in the tropic

Coming from NQ (the land of mould) I have found a product from Woolies called Mc Clintocks vanilla fresh. Works a treat if you don't mind the vanilla smell.

Craig