Nobody wants to open up the washing machine to catch up on laundry only to be assaulted by the odor of mildew, old socks and ...

Showers are supposed to be your at-home relaxing retreat. Your safe space; the place you go to relax under the hot water and steam. It's not supposed to be interrupted by hazardous mold. But, sadly, ...

Fan dry the upholstery for several hours; sprinkle on and brush in baking soda to help remove odors. Mix ¾ cup bleach with ...

Finding mold in any part of your home can be cause for concern, but it’s also a fairly common occurrence—anywhere there is dampness, there is a chance for mold to grow. While mold can be harmful to ...

It creeps up on you, mold. When you’re not paying attention, black or green spots might appear on your bathroom walls and ceiling. Mold can sneakily stake its claim on your shower curtains. It can ...

Wine cellars face the subtle challenge of mold growth. Whether you favor a Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, or the effervescence of a sparkling wine, taking care of any wine collection requires ...

We can bet that cleaning toilets is probably everyone’s least favorite household chore. Especially when there’s mold involved. Unfortunately, due to the humidity in your bathroom, mold on your toilet ...

Showers are supposed to be your at-home relaxing retreat. Your safe space; the place you go to relax under the hot water and steam. It's not supposed to be interrupted by hazardous mold. But, sadly, ...

Q: How can I kill mold in a house that has wood slats on the walls and is 100 years old? Why does the mold come back after I have applied a bleach solution? A: “Killing” mold is a never-ending task ...