Make Your Own Spray To Kill Mould & Mildew Can you look in your laundry and bathroom cupboards and find umpteen tins and bottles of pungent, toxic cleaners? One whiff of any of them will probably leave you short of breath.  These cleaners are wiped around toilet seats, baths and  kitchen surfaces, not to mention the fact that our clothes are drenched in them each time we do the washing.  A lot of cleaning products are absorbed by our skin.  Many are carcinogenic and many can affect our central nervous system.  So far we have only mentioned the affect on our bodies but what about the affect on our environment.  That's another story we don't need to go into here as you are well aware of how fragile it is.  Lets get down to something constructive and make some healthy cleaners.  Most of ingredients are in your pantry right now, so let's get started:      Make a mould and mildew spray         Read about the ingredients you will be using and then make your: Spray to kill moulds & mildew: Instructions &  Method Place 2 teaspoons tea tree oil into a 500 ml spray bottle and fill with water. Shake well.  Spray on surfaces such as ceilings, shower curtains etc. This spray works well on mildew and gets rid of mustiness.  The tea tree oil smell dissipates in a few days. Another good mould killer is plain white vinegar sprayed on.  Vinegar reputedly kills 82% of moulds.

 

You can make all the products below for a fraction of the cost you would pay in a supermarket.  You will protect your family's health and, just as importantly, you will be helping our environment recover.
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