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Hi guy,

due to the warm and humid climate in Singapore. My white walls are turing mouldy!! Its really sad to see my wall having patches of yellow.

Is there any way i can remove and preventing the mould from growing in the future?

Please advice.

Thanks in advance=)

 

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Using a high quality anti-mould paint helps. Do you know what type of paint was used on that wall currently? If it is already using a good anti-mould paint and you still suffer from the issue, then it is likely related to excessive moisture. Solving the issue of moisture on wall is a litte more complex.

 

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Paint with nippon oil base sealer, and good anti mould nippon paint buy dehumidifier. U can pay painter labor fee $1xx per day

 

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Hi guy,

due to the warm and humid climate in Singapore. My white walls are turing mouldy!! Its really sad to see my wall having patches of yellow.

Is there any way i can remove and preventing the mould from growing in the future?

Please advice.

Thanks in advance=)

Use oil based sealer. And then use matt instead of glossy finishing. The advatange of matt finishing is easy touch up, you can do it yourself as and when. Alternatively a direct painter can do the job for around $150.

Edited by gemini
 

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On 27/11/2014 at 11:23 AM, dlst said:

Is there any way i can remove and preventing the mould from growing in the future?

You can use something called HCL89. Its strong enough to clean the mould as well as kill it

I usually get it from http://hcl89.byethost10.com or http://hcl89.atwebpages.com

One thing i like about it is that is creates like a protection like on my wall/tiles so that it prevents future mould or etc

Take Care ;)

 
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7 hours ago, jayzenony said:

Mix one part bleach to three parts water and apply it with a sponge or rag. It remove mold form walls.

The using of bleach simply does not work as they mold seems to return with a vengeance, you have to find a way to kill the mold spores else no matter how many times you clean it will always keep coming back

 

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