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Thats right wombat. I remember that bit.
So there wasn't salt in that other mixture?? I thought there was a 3rd ingredient.


 no 3rd item

here's a link to the story on ACA

http://aca.ninemsn.com.au/article/8422732/mouldy-summer-solutions



-- Edited by _wombat_ on Tuesday 21st of February 2012 05:38:28 PM

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Onya Grizz. It's not a mixture or brew. The pouches of fabric softener just lie in the cupboard and smell pretty, not like a wombat's bum.


 hey, what's wrong with my bum?


 Youv'e been sniffing it for so long you have managed to kill your sense of smell. HAHAHA.biggrinbiggrinbiggrin



-- Edited by JRH on Tuesday 21st of February 2012 06:41:06 PM

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JRH wrote:
_wombat_ wrote:
Cruising Granny wrote:

Onya Grizz. It's not a mixture or brew. The pouches of fabric softener just lie in the cupboard and smell pretty, not like a wombat's bum.


 hey, what's wrong with my bum?


 Youv'e been sniffing it for so long you have managed to kill your sense of smell. HAHAHA.biggrinbiggrinbiggrin



-- Edited by JRH on Tuesday 21st of February 2012 06:41:06 PM


 Hmmmm, just cos you are too tall to sniff yours

Ole Grizzly looks happy with his pint



-- Edited by _wombat_ on Tuesday 21st of February 2012 07:30:33 PM

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I thought I would pass this tip on, with all the rain we have had we have had some mould on our pop top caravan which stayes up most of the time 

and had got rather dirty and had some mould and I saw this on TV it works on most thing even in the shower

 mix one quart teaspoon of oil of cloves in one Lt of water in a spray bottle and spay leave on for  a few mins and wipe with clean water if stubbon leave on for longer  I just leave on in the shower works great



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I've used that mixture in Cairns, but it wasn't as effective as vinegar and hot water with a little detergent. There's no specific quantity of vinegar, but stronger lasts longer. This mixture will remove the mould and deter but not prevent future mould.
The cloves mixture doesn't deter mould either. Smells great though.

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Shannon Lush was on Current Affair last night talking about how bad the mould is in houses because of the damp humid weather weve been having.
She said a mixture of Oil of Cloves with white vinegar and I think the 3rd was salt. I know there were 3 ingredients involved. Spray it on the mould, leave for a while, then wipe off.
She said a lot use bleach but all that does is disguise the mould and leaves it there, bleaching it white.
Her mixture will get rid of it and stop it returning, she said.

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That's what Cannylass said too Marj although she didn't mention the salt.



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Thanks for that. I've taken note too. Not just for the caravan but here in my spare room/office.

Rising damp is always a problem here under the main house. 

I go through packets and packets of Damp Rid.



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Salt was only used for getting mould out of clothes, soak overnight then hang on line (no rinsing) your will get crystal's on the clothing and just brush them off and the mould comes away with the brushing.

you only need to ask a wombat biggrin



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Thats right wombat. I remember that bit.
So there wasn't salt in that other mixture?? I thought there was a 3rd ingredient.

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And, to make it last longer add Tea Tree Oil. Works a treat with the above mixture.

Struth, almost sounds like a witches brew. Watch out Wombat.

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To deal with the musty smell after the mould has been washed down I use those plastic sachet's of fabric softener concentrate.
The Cuddly Aroma Therapy Fabric Conditioner comes in a variety of smells. I use the fresh linen packs in my cupboards, and the Jasmine and Bergamot smell in the van. They don't leak or ooze. The odour just permeates through the plastic without being overpowering. You choose.

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CG's brew almost sounds like this mixture.

Dead leaves, seaweed, rotten eggs, too.
Stir them in my witches' brew.
I got magic, Alakazamakazoo.

Spider web, moldy bread, mucky mud, too.
Stir them in my witches' brew.
I got magic! Alakazamakazoo

Sorry Chris...just got in first before Wombat & Vic

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Onya Grizz. It's not a mixture or brew. The pouches of fabric softener just lie in the cupboard and smell pretty, not like a wombat's bum.

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Cruising Granny wrote:

Onya Grizz. It's not a mixture or brew. The pouches of fabric softener just lie in the cupboard and smell pretty, not like a wombat's bum.


 hey, what's wrong with my bum?



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_wombat_ wrote:
JRH wrote:
_wombat_ wrote:
Cruising Granny wrote:

Onya Grizz. It's not a mixture or brew. The pouches of fabric softener just lie in the cupboard and smell pretty, not like a wombat's bum.


 hey, what's wrong with my bum?


 Youv'e been sniffing it for so long you have managed to kill your sense of smell. HAHAHA.biggrinbiggrinbiggrin



-- Edited by JRH on Tuesday 21st of February 2012 06:41:06 PM


 Hmmmm, just cos you are too tall to sniff yours

Ole Grizzly looks happy with his pint



-- Edited by _wombat_ on Tuesday 21st of February 2012 07:30:33 PM


 Now Womby why does the phrase Ducks Disease come to mind.confuseconfuseconfuseconfuse



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JRH wrote:
_wombat_ wrote:
JRH wrote:
_wombat_ wrote:
Cruising Granny wrote:

Onya Grizz. It's not a mixture or brew. The pouches of fabric softener just lie in the cupboard and smell pretty, not like a wombat's bum.


 hey, what's wrong with my bum?


 Youv'e been sniffing it for so long you have managed to kill your sense of smell. HAHAHA.biggrinbiggrinbiggrin



-- Edited by JRH on Tuesday 21st of February 2012 06:41:06 PM


 Hmmmm, just cos you are too tall to sniff yours

Ole Grizzly looks happy with his pint



-- Edited by _wombat_ on Tuesday 21st of February 2012 07:30:33 PM


 Now Womby why does the phrase Ducks Disease come to mind.confuseconfuseconfuseconfuse


 cos I'm a short arsx, all wombat have short legs biggrin



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_wombat_ wrote:
JRH wrote:
_wombat_ wrote:
JRH wrote:
_wombat_ wrote:
Cruising Granny wrote:

Onya Grizz. It's not a mixture or brew. The pouches of fabric softener just lie in the cupboard and smell pretty, not like a wombat's bum.


 hey, what's wrong with my bum?


 Youv'e been sniffing it for so long you have managed to kill your sense of smell. HAHAHA.biggrinbiggrinbiggrin



-- Edited by JRH on Tuesday 21st of February 2012 06:41:06 PM


 Hmmmm, just cos you are too tall to sniff yours

Ole Grizzly looks happy with his pint



-- Edited by _wombat_ on Tuesday 21st of February 2012 07:30:33 PM


 Now Womby why does the phrase Ducks Disease come to mind.confuseconfuseconfuseconfuse


 cos I'm a short arsx, all wombat have short legs biggrin


 Yep but you left out fat bums also.



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wombats are fat all over biggrin



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And cuddly. smile



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And cuddly. smile


 One would need a gas mask before cuddling a Wombat.biggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrin



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JRH wrote:
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And cuddly. smile


 One would need a gas mask before cuddling a Wombat.biggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrin


 Hey JRH & Vic did you notice FF's new av biggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrin



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_wombat_ wrote:
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And cuddly. smile


 One would need a gas mask before cuddling a Wombat.biggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrin


 Hey JRH & Vic did you notice FF's new av biggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrin


 Yeah real electric, read shocking.biggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrin



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somehow not sure if I should post this things seem to go hay wire.but here goes001.jpg



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Worked fine CL.



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cannylass wrote:

somehow not sure if I should post this things seem to go hay wire.but here goes001.jpg


 I can see that ok, but I could not see the bit about the mould on books, seems to have been cut off



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the bit left off was to absorb the moisture. I made the print bigger so it was easy to read and was to big in size so I then had to make it fit into the 600x600

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Thanks CN

there is a free resizeing program here

http://www.faststone.org/



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