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Removing Mildew from Curtains

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Date: 01/22/2009 Topics: Cleaning > Fabric | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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I need to know the best possible way in which I can remove mildew off curtains, with linings? I tried ammonia but that did not work.

Louis from Durban, South Africa
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By s50nya (3) Profile Contact
Bicarbonate of soda is excellent for removing mildew. In fact, I use bicarb for most of my cleaning. Just mix equal amount with water and presto!

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By Harry (Guest Post)
Well, whats kills mold is bleach but that may alter the color f the fabic so I would wash the drapes or curtins and hang them out to dry. I would then try and locate the source of why the drapes are getting mold and eliminate that source.

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