will this produce remove black mold mildew from a cutting board?
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Hmm. Well, I am not sure but my experience w microbiology would lead me to think not. Mildew and molds, I believe, would need to be destroyed by something like bleach (they're like plants w roots) and then, maybe, you could treat with this product
1745906
No. It will not help removing the mold, mold spores or mildew. If your cutting board has mold or mildew, please throw it away. Polishing the surface of the cutting board will not help because wood is porous, mold and mildew can grow deep into the grain.
1745907
Don't really know. But its mineral oil-based, so I doubt it. Its meant to be absorbed into the wood, rather than removing something from the wood.
1745908
This is a conditioner. Before conditioning wood ( or in the case of of wood trim in your home) it must be clean and dry and free of mold or nothing will stick for long.,... Remember, Black mold is difficult to remove from porous materials, and is a health hazard. Check with http://epa.gov and other websites for proper removal. Such as http://blackmold.awardspace.com/mold-removal-cleanup.html. But first...ask yourself, is this cutting board worth taking a chance on my family's health...or is it ready for the garbage.
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No. First, wash the board well with soap and hot water. Then scrub vigorously with baking soda. Make sure the board looks clean. Finally, liberally apply the board conditioner. Beeswax has natural antibiotic properties but it is not going to outright kill a culture of mildew with just a simple application. That board needs to be scrubbed well but I bet it will bounce back.
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It will not remove it. It is a conditioner, so anything on the board will be incorporated/infused into the board as it dries. See links for details http://cooking.stackexchange.com/questions/21770/wooden-cutting-board-turns-black and http://www.thefrugalgirl.com/2013/01/how-to-get-rid-of-black-cutting-board-mildew/ These will help greatly. After you have it all cleaned, the block conditioner will keep your board in good shape. Hope that helps.
1383998
It cleans the LP's completely. If for any reason Mold remains you could use a small amount of another cleaner. But based on my experience I think it should work well for you.
2000460
It will get the surface clean. But if you have mold, most likely you have water damage which is unfortunate and the problem will persist unless taken care of...
1899723
Yes it will, but soap and water will do the same job. I made butcher block counter tops for my kitchen and finished them with salad bowl finish. They look great and the finish wears well.
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Hi. I don't know. You'll have to contact SPINCLEAN for the answer. Usually PALMOLIVE Original Dish Soap and a soft sponge is the best way to get rid of Mold, but sometimes mold has eaten its way into the grooves and you can't do anything about it.
1223140
Not likely. It circulates air through a filter. I am not sure how that could have much of an impact on mold.
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Once I found mold in ours I was unable to remove the taste. I cleaned with various small brushes, soaked in bleach water, then vinegar and it's was still there.
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I found it quite effective on much of the mildew smell but still had to wash linen with washing soda to remove the stain that is left. Mold on the other hand ,it depends on what type of mold as to effectiveness..Hope this was of some help ..
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I tried it on just regular mold in the shower and it didn't do a thing. I wouldn't waste your money. Black mold is dangerous, so I would make sure you use special breathing mask to protect your lungs and hire a professional.
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No problem with black mold. Just a problem with it not misting. I threw it away.
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The bristles are plastic and it seems pretty open, so while you could get away with putting "clean wet knives" into it, I would worry about mildew. It doesn't say anything about having any antimicrobial properties so while you wouldn't likely damage the block, I wouldn't do it myself.
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Try spraying a diluted bleach (1 part bleach to 3 parts water) to kill mold.
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I honestly do not know if it would definitely remove your particular mold issue but I can say I have used it for that purpose and it has worked. It would be worth a shot trying since its a great product that will not go to waste
1971953
I don't no if will remove mold? I feel sure it will remove the odor of mold.
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I didn't use this for chlorine or bleach, however, I had to remove tile with very smelly black mold under them and I didn't smell a thing during the entire 3 hour process.
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This is mold. Bleach removes mold but then you have to deal with the smell and lingering chemicals. Take a Q Tip or very small bottle brush and push a baking soda paste through it, back and forth and soak in it. Use brush etc to remove all black residue. Rinse well. If this doesn't work, mix bleach half and half with water and soak it and then brush it out and rinse a whole lot. You should not eat mold, of course :) .
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We clean our bamboo utensils by hand-washing only along with other delicate dishes. We did use sandpaper to smooth out a small splinter on one of the handles without issue. I'm not sure about the mold but if it were me, I'd go ahead and try the sandpaper before throwing them away or maybe soaking them in some mold remover (or both); you've got nothing to lose, right?