It is common that in the home, especially in humid and closed spaces, it appears damp. These fungi are microscopic organisms that reproduce in warm places and without ventilation, and in the soil cause suciedad as well as respiratory problems.
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Despite the fact that there are various cleaning products that help to get rid of the moho, there is an element that most people have in their kitchen and that is very effective: vinegar. This substance has been shown to be a solution to clean the moho on wet surfaces.
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Also, many people decide not to use it because they dislike the strong smell of vinegar. Therefore, experts recommend diluting it with water to dampen the odor.
How to use vinegar to clean the moho
- Prepare the mixture of vinegar and water in a container.
- Apply the vinegar to the moho area and let it rest for five minutes.
- Fleet the area with a sponge or a rag.
- If it is not enough, apply more vinegar and try using a brush to remove the moho.
How to avoid moho
For health, it is preferable to prevent moho from forming at home. Following the directions for it Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)it is possible to do:
- Repairs water leaks from pipes or in the bath.
- Place a plastic cover over the dirt in the access spaces to prevent moisture from entering the floor.
- Make sure that the rooms in your house are well ventilated.
- Use air extractors in bathrooms and kitchens to remove moisture from the outside.
- It raises the temperature of cold surfaces where moisture condenses.
- Open the doors between the rooms so that the air can circulate.
- Increase the circulation of the air using fans and moving the furniture in the corners of the walls. (I)
