How do I get rid of mould in fridge

Gooday,
Clean with some white vinegar in warm water (not the apple cider kind), thoroughly dry with paper towel. Make sure you clean in and around the seals, as that's where it hides until it gets the chance to regrow. The enzymes in the vinegar should kill it off for you.

After cleaning with vinegar (and drying), use two drops of vanilla essence in warm water and repeat the process and you shouldn't have a drama after that.
regards,

Hello Russnic, I am not sure about hour "friendly" it is, but I would give it a dose of undiluted bleach. Let it sit for ten or 15 minutes & then rinse it off with some soapy water. Just take the necessary precautions around fabric etc.

If you are not keen on bleach there are a multitude of mould removers on the supermarket shelves. Cheers

Removing mould from fridge seals

A very effective yet safe way to remove mould from fridge seals. Mix up some Bi-Carb soda with vanilla essence to a smooth paste. Use a toothbrush to apply and rub gently. Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Also works well on the fridge mouldings.


from here: http://www.bestrecipes.com.au/forums/showthread.php?t=6175

hi there Russ
mould away from aldi under $3 for 500ml, good for the shower also, cheers bill.

I use a small amount of house hold bleach on a chux and wipe out my esky . No smells or mould ever .

Thanks
Just the info I needed.
Obviously the mould spores survive and grow when conditions are suitable.
Application of vinegar or bleach must kill the spores
Thanks for the advice.
Russ

add my vote to the Bi-Carb soda. Worked for me after being lazy and not emptying my Waeco for a whole week (big lesson learnt, it stank).

I agree with using the bicarb soda, also wipe a bit of vanilla essence over the inside of the fridge to freshen the smell.