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How to kill mold with Borax
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Terri Bennett
Author and Green Living Expert
You don't need toxic cleaners to clean up mold. For a healthier home, there's a more natural - and cheaper - alternative. Green living expert Terri Bennett shows you how to clean green even when doing the dirtiest of jobs.
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How to kill mold with Borax
Many of us have a dirty secret lurking in our bathrooms. It’s mold! Mold is unsightly and in large quantities can be bad for you. Do Your Part and find a chemical-free solution solution like borax.
Borax is a natural white powder that keeps bacteria and mold at bay. You can find it in the laundry aisle of your local grocery store. Simply mix up to a cup of borax with a gallon of hot water. Pour it into a spray bottle and spray on the affected area. Let it sit for a few minutes and then wipe clean.
You can also use borax to scrub away soap scum and hard water deposits. It’s still a good idea to use gloves. Borax is natural, but can irritate sensitive skin and can be toxic if ingested.
You can also pour about a cup full in the toilet, let it sit overnight and brush it clean.
Borax isn’t just for the bathroom. It’s also a great laundry booster — just put a half cup in your wash and it helps get out tough stains. Borax is also effective for your dishwasher. By adding a quarter cup to the bottom of it, it’ll help get rid of spots and film on your glasses and dishes.
Finding ways to keep dangerous chemicals out of our homes and the environment is important. Using borax to help you is just another easy way you can Do Your Part.
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