How to kill mold on billge/engine surfaces

jlh3rd

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um...yes, it is.
is this enough proof ? The first pic is Clorox....ok ?
you should do more research before implying someone is saying something false.
 

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jlh3rd

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and then there are these out there that have no "specs" what-so-ever. Of course it says guaranteed value so I'd definitely be wrong about that one, right?
 

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airshot

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Sheesh.....simple and cheap cleaning vinegar works wonders and safe to use. With all the rain and extreme temp swings we have been having some mold issues. A spray bottle with 6% cleaning vinegar gets sprayed onto the mold and next day it is gone. Wipe off or spray off, depending the surface and done. Areas that were sprayed last year ( wood windows) has not come back this year, at least not yet. The vinegar will not harm vinyl, paint or any other surface I have found.
 

jlh3rd

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will try the cleaning vinegar again, maybe I didn't let it sit long enough.
Certainly safer than bleach.
 
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