I am trying to shift some black mould from inside bedroom wardrobes
(back on to outside wall) which I believe to be a problem with
condensation. It's very hard to shift having scrubbed with bleach and
then fungicidal wash.

I have seen anti condensation paint for £30 (shop doesn't have the
smallest tin)

My question is - is it worth applying this paint if there is still the
sign of black mould? Does the surface have to be totally free of mould?

thanks a lot,
Andrew

Andrew wrote:
I am trying to shift some black mould from inside bedroom wardrobes
(back on to outside wall) which I believe to be a problem with
condensation. It's very hard to shift having scrubbed with bleach and
then fungicidal wash.

I have seen anti condensation paint for £30 (shop doesn't have the
smallest tin)

My question is - is it worth applying this paint if there is still the
sign of black mould? Does the surface have to be totally free of mould?

If it is definitely condensation (which does sound likely), and not some
other cause, I'd recommend you stick up expanded polystyrene 'wallpaper'
(B&Q etc) - does the job very well, by reducing the temperature
gradient between the outside wall and the room air enough to prevent
condensation forming.

That, and/or increasing ventilation and airflow within the wardrobe somehow.

David