Tea tree oil...ozone air purifiers...etc etc---I don't think we have the
"bad" kind if black mold (the greenish black 'stricky') but we, nonetheless
get a black mold growing on the inside panel of our sliding patio door every
winter. What is the best treatment for getting rid and minimizing this
stuff?
Thanks!

Smokey in Northern Wisconsin

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Tea tree oil...ozone air purifiers...etc etc---I don't think we have the
"bad" kind if black mold (the greenish black 'stricky') but we,
nonetheless
get a black mold growing on the inside panel of our sliding patio door
every
winter. What is the best treatment for getting rid and minimizing this
stuff?
Thanks!

Smokey in Northern Wisconsin



soapy water and a sponge

Just clean it....use bleach...or soap and water as the previous poster
replied...but I use bleach.

Smokey wrote:
Tea tree oil...ozone air purifiers...etc etc---I don't think we have
the "bad" kind if black mold (the greenish black 'stricky') but we,
nonetheless get a black mold growing on the inside panel of our
sliding patio door every winter. What is the best treatment for
getting rid and minimizing this stuff?
Thanks!

Smokey in Northern Wisconsin

Bleach kills it.
Soap and water cleans it.
Eliminating the moisture keeps it from returning.
HEPA filters remove it from the air.

--
Joseph Meehan

Dia duit

Smokey wrote:
Tea tree oil...ozone air purifiers...etc etc---I don't think we have the
"bad" kind if black mold (the greenish black 'stricky') but we, nonetheless
get a black mold growing on the inside panel of our sliding patio door every
winter. What is the best treatment for getting rid and minimizing this
stuff?
Thanks!


That would be "stachy" not stricky.

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Thank you,



"Then said I, Wisdom [is] better than strength: nevertheless the poor
man's wisdom [is] despised, and his words are not heard." Ecclesiastes 9:16