Black Mold... How To Kill Toxic Mold for a Few Dollars

🔗 Save $6,000 A Year with My Complete Amish Home-Saving Method I teach: https://eliasyoder.com That dark patch creeping across your bathroom wall or your basement ceiling is not just an ugly mark. It is mold, a living thing growing and spreading, and it can be a real trouble to the health of your house and the people in it. And here is the bitter part. You buy the thirty-dollar bottle at the store, you spray it, the wall looks clean, and a few weeks later the mold is back, often worse than before. You are caught in a cycle that never ends. Today I am going to show you the old way to truly kill mold and, far more important, to keep it from ever coming back, and it costs you next to nothing. I keep up this Lancaster County place with my own hands, the way my people always have, and mold is no new trouble. The old people dealt with it on their barns and cellars and dairy houses for generations, in damp stone cellars where you would think mold would thrive, and they kept those walls clean with a couple of cheap plain things and a bit of knowing. But first, the honest safety word, for mold is a health matter and I will not have anyone hurt. Here is what I walk you through in this one: ✓ The plain safety first, when a mold problem is too big or too dangerous to tackle yourself ✓ Why the store bottle of bleach fails you, stripping the surface color while the root lives on ✓ Plain full-strength vinegar, soaked an hour, that kills the mold down at the root ✓ A film of baking soda left to dry that discourages the mold from coming back ✓ Finding and fixing the source of the damp, for nothing keeps mold gone while the wall stays wet ✓ The old lime whitewash that breathes and that no mold can grow upon, the real prevention ✓ Why modern sealing paint traps the damp and grows the mold the old breathing walls never had A few dollars of plain old things and a bit of knowing, against the endless thirty-dollar bottles that never truly fix it. Mind the safety on the lime, for it is caustic and wants gloves and eye protection, and a big or black mold spread or a household with poor health is a job for a professional, plain and simple. Tell me in the comments below, where does the mold keep coming back in your house, the same damp spot every time I will wager, and have you been caught in that cycle of spraying with the store bottle. And tell me your county and your climate, because the damp differs greatly across the country, wet coasts and dry plains, and the mold with it, and I like to map it by where you all write from. I read every one. Next time, I want to show you the full old way of mixing and brushing on a lime whitewash, step by step, how to make it up and lay it on a cellar or a wall or an outbuilding, so you can coat your own damp spots with that breathing, mold-proof old coating and keep them clean for years. The old people kept their damp cellars and barns clean of mold for generations with a jug of vinegar and a brush of lime, plain cheap things and the knowing of how to use them, and their two-hundred-year-old walls stand clean to this day to prove it. The wall that breathes and stays dry is the wall that remembers how the old builders kept a house sound. The people who built this country with their hands knew that, and we are only just starting to remember it. #blackmold #moldremoval #killmold #howtokillmold #toxicmold #moldremediation #homemaintenance #cleaningtips #amish #eliasyoder #oldways #limewhitewash #vinegarcleaning #basementmold #naturalcleaning #homerepair #moldprevention #pennsylvaniadutch #frugalliving #cleanhome