On Sep 30, 4:47 am, wrote:
I noticed that bleach will clean, but should I be worried that it may
come back?


Markus
As was written earlier, mould spores

are in the air everywhere all the time.
However, they are not usually a

problem. But, when they land on

something that is damp or wet then

they settle and grow.

Mould does not grow on anything

that is dry.

The solution, sort out what is making

the thing they are growing on damp.

Usually, things are damp because of

water vapour from the kitchen,

bathroom or the breath we exhale.

Solution, use extractor fans in the

kitchen and bathroom, make sure

they run for at least 20 minutes after

use. Always keep the kitchen and

bathroom doors closed. Do not dry

towels or other things on radiators or

indoors at all.

Open the windows for five minutes in

the morning and evening to let the

water vapour escape.

If you don't want to get cold, buy and

use a de-humidifier, a de-humidifier will dry the place out over about
3 weeks.
Perry