Because wood naturally soaks up and retains water it’s an ideal environment for mold and mildew. If you have baseboards, trim, or furniture that’s been affected, prompt mold cleanup is in order.

When you discover mold growing somewhere inside your home, it’s never something you should ignore. Depending on the location of the mold and how far it has spread, you may need to have a professional ...

It's not uncommon to run across mold on an outdoor deck or antique wood furniture. Mold loves moisture and organic matter, making your favorite wooden chair an easy target. Both an eyesore and a ...

A wood cutting board can be cleaned daily with soap and water. Use vinegar for stains or odors, hydrogen peroxide to sanitize, and oil to treat.

Wooden cutting boards are a staple in many kitchens, but maintaining their longevity and hygiene requires proper care. A gallon of water, a bit of soap, and attention to wood fibers go a long way in ...

From dishwashers to fridge gaskets, mold can hide in plain sight. Discover practical tips to keep your kitchen clean and mold-free.

You know the (reasonably) outrageous reaction that teenager has in Arachnophobia when the spider jumps on her in the shower? Yeah, we have the same exact reaction when we notice mold on the bathroom ...

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Wood, which naturally soaks up and retains water, makes an ideal environment for mold and mildew. To remove mold from wood, the key is to act fast, not only to minimize the scope of your cleaning ...