Your Cellar Will Become Almost Sterile: Here's How to Get Rid of Cotton-Like Mold
In winter, summer residents take a break from working on their plots, and upon returning in the spring, an unpleasant surprise awaits them.
High humidity in a room, such as a cellar, can cause mold to appear.
The place where the harvest and preparations are stored is especially loved by white fungus, the appearance of which resembles cotton wool.
If there is a problem, it needs to be fixed as quickly as possible. But fighting fungus is pointless until the cause is eliminated.
First, you need to improve ventilation and eliminate all sources of high humidity.
Next, the surfaces need to be treated with chlorine-containing agents. Such compounds perfectly clean surfaces that may contain bacteria and mold spores.
Additionally, the treatment agent can be combined with impregnations that are sold in hardware stores.
In addition, experts recommend ozonizing the room at the end.
