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  1. hi Topspin, i am wondering have you tried baking soda and/or vinegar for your mould problem previously? can you share your experience with them?
  2. hi Topspin, i am wondering have you tried baking soda and/or vinegar for your mould problem previously? can you share your experience with them?
  3. HI, Can someone please PM me the contacts of these painters? Thanks.
  4. Hi Cannonsiao, You mean a dehumidifier can kill the mould that are already growing? I can understand if it can prevent new moulds from growing but existing ones already growing in the walls die as well?
  5. Hi Topspin, Can you give me the best website to order Borax from? Thanks.
  6. Hi blue_skies, thanks for your replies. my walls feel dry enough to me.... cold though. some yellow spots here and there, perhaps are moulds but not really as bad as my wardrobe and dressing cabinets which have really full grown mould As wife is pregnant now, old folks' tale says cannot paint here, paint there so im quite at a loss. did you encounter these mould bugs? do you know if they are dangerous? or can the infestation get really bad? i tried to feed my finger to them, realized they dont bite or climb on my fingers so i am hoping they dont bite humans. other than being black spots on my white walls, they havent been that disruptive to my life. any ideas whether they could become dangerous to health? thanks.
  7. Hello everyone. I have the same problem with mould and those bugs. Tried spraying insecticide everywhere but they came back afterwards. Really at a loss because using poison seem too invasive esp with my wife being pregnant. Any idea if repainting over the walls using anti-mould paint (thereby cutting off the mould as their food) might help? Thanks.
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