You are part right. Bleach will kill mold that is on the surface and whiten surfaces that are porous, but bleach can not penetrate porous surfaces. So if there is mold behind the item, say grout between the shower tiles, then the bleach is not reaching that mold and so it resurfaces after awhile. White vinegar or 3% peroxide will kill mold on non-porous surfaces and penetrate porous surfaces to kill the mold. So after you do the cleaning, you should follow it up by spraying it down with some white vinegar or 3% peroxide (let it dry) to kill the mold. There is a lot more information and videos on here from professional mold removers now. I have used both the white vinegar and the 3% peroxide and it has made a huge improvement. I live in a really humid place that can sometimes be a bit of a challenge even with using dehumidifiers. - One other thing, I sometimes get the foaming spray w/bleach or the toilet bowl gel with the spout for application. They work great too so you don't have to be up close to the mold if you have bad allergies. Great video, thanks :)
It will still come back if the conditions that caused the mold isn't corrected. The only thing that can be done is to stay on top cleaning the area to keep it under control.
When removing black mold, I would use not only gloves and protective glasses but a mask. Also, I would never put the brush back inside the container after touching the moldy area with it. I would simply get some product out on a separate bowl and leave the rest untouched. I agree with the comment by @agamer219 too.
Why do you dip the brush into the bottle of bleach? Better to pour some into a bowl or dish. Then the bleach can be used for other uses and uncontaminated.
@@penknight8532 I have young kids so I don’t tend to pour strong cleaning chemicals into bowls in case they get left around. I prefer to leave them in their original child safe containers.
@@GeorginaBisbyDIY Great , will clean mine out now. But like Ms YT my fisrt thought was that you were contaminating the bleach. I clean tea cups with bleach every once in a while. then clean cup as usual. no residue , no danger for children. as long as it is glass or ceramic, these are safe.
Just came across your video. Shame you didnt show the black mould on the toilet paper after you removed it. Your gloves is soo very similar to another demo on same subject on here!!!
@@danielscott9137😂 meanwhile we have someone with no common sense. Bleach does kill it. But only the surface. It cannot penetrate thru the pores of it so more mold will grow thru. Vinegar is best. But bleach does kill😂
Too much work and way to messy. I struggled with mold in my shower and then found RMR-86 Pro Instant Mold Stain & Mildew Stain Remover - Contractor Grade, it removed it within 15 minutes. No fuss, no mess...its amazing.
Me too. This method works for me for a couple of weeks and then the mold comes back. I’ve done this about ten times. Any suggestions??? I even ripped out the old caulk and still comes back.
Do you have hard water? That seems to be our problem here in west Texas. Our bathroom in our rent house the person did not use shower caulk so it keeps looking
It does work and also does not need to be 24hrs instead leave overnight and you will get the same result. For more persistent mould you will have to do more than once but it will get rid of it for sure.
Rmr86 1hr on, rinse. Haven't seen a single sign of mold in my x3 daily use shower. But this stuff is commercial grade and will smell like a pool for a week.
I have a bathroom in the middle of the house, no natural light, useless extractor fan. Mould is a problem. Trying white wine vinegar at the moment. It seems to be dieing back.
It’s fake she put the toilet paper on the bleached mold area and how come the toilet paper has also no mold on that .. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 basically she did in first was true but later they did some other procedure and make this video as hack
This works perfectly, I was expecting it to maybe take a few attempts but first try and completely eradicated every bit of mold, thank you for this video, it has saved me resealing the entire tub.
This worked like a charm!!! I had some mould for several months that I could not get rid of. I had to do several applications and had to leave it longer
Thank You for this good advice. It is exactly the problem I want to fight in My bathroom as early as possible. This process Will make it much easier than I thought. 👍
I’m really excited to try this but am I correct in assuming that I would get the same result if I soaked the tissue with bleach and pushed it in rather than using a toothbrush ?
@@GeorginaBisbyDIY Thanks for this, very interesting. One question though- how yould you get it to work on mold on the walll? Could I just stick up the masking tissue paper with tape?
It works but may not get rid of the mould fully. This is masking, if the mould is penetrating the plasterboard. This video is very useful but in the wrong situation, and it could be extremely harmful.
Ours hasn't come back yet but when it does I would like to try a comparison between commercial mould cleaner and this method and see which gets rid of it for longer!
Clean the entire shower, dry it now take a blade and cut out all the mold, whether it be grout or silicone, grout base, silicone caulking. After it’s all cut out, use a mineral spirits to wipe it down and reapply. I do these jobs all day long. It doesn’t take 24 hours.
The camera has face recognition so it blurs sometimes when it isn't focusing on a face but it doesn't blur at all when I first lift the toilet roll so I'm not sure what you mean. It's a very inexpensive hack to try if you would prefer to see it work for yourself.
I actually tried this yesterday and we had a lot of mold and I took it off a little early so I could shower but it works very well I only had a few spots left. So I'd have to say this is true
Laura, This is actual research that was done. with the same type of experiment on several surface types to include plastic, paper, and wood. Your comment identifying the camera blur may indeed lead one to believe her result is fabricated. However, you can view the same 3rd party research indicating bleach is highly effective against mold. Furthermore, the research states prevention identifies bleach as a combative component for mold prevention on the same surface types. MRS. Bisby's method of using the toilet paper over the mold source for a 24 hour period has less to do with the outcome of the reveal but more to do with constant application on the problem area, meaning if you wanted to spray your mold source with bleach daily I'm sure you could but a 24-hour constant application is what shes proving to be more effective! If you still do not believe I have enclosed the 3rd part source that you can read on your own time that has several mold/bleach experiments. Regards Wilson, S. C., Brasel, T. L., Carriker, C. G., Fortenberry, G. D., Fogle, M. R., Martin, J. M., ... & Straus, D. C. (2004). An investigation into techniques for cleaning mold-contaminated home contents. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene, 1(7), 442-447.
The mold will grow back. The silicone has been put in very bad. Mold will only grow in a bathroom when the installation is poor, in this case, the installation is poor and will reappear.
You are part right. Bleach will kill mold that is on the surface and whiten surfaces that are porous, but bleach can not penetrate porous surfaces. So if there is mold behind the item, say grout between the shower tiles, then the bleach is not reaching that mold and so it resurfaces after awhile. White vinegar or 3% peroxide will kill mold on non-porous surfaces and penetrate porous surfaces to kill the mold. So after you do the cleaning, you should follow it up by spraying it down with some white vinegar or 3% peroxide (let it dry) to kill the mold. There is a lot more information and videos on here from professional mold removers now. I have used both the white vinegar and the 3% peroxide and it has made a huge improvement. I live in a really humid place that can sometimes be a bit of a challenge even with using dehumidifiers. - One other thing, I sometimes get the foaming spray w/bleach or the toilet bowl gel with the spout for application. They work great too so you don't have to be up close to the mold if you have bad allergies. Great video, thanks :)
It will still come back if the conditions that caused the mold isn't corrected. The only thing that can be done is to stay on top cleaning the area to keep it under control.
Yes Bleach does not actually remove mould
Just Use a hot air gun @500 Degrees or higher. Should be fine on concrete walls & flooring
Bleach works but if indoors, it's dangerous to inhale.
Do you mix the vinegar with water? Ty
Which sites do you recommend?
Great video, but I cringed so hard watching you put the dirty brush back in the container.
When removing black mold, I would use not only gloves and protective glasses but a mask. Also, I would never put the brush back inside the container after touching the moldy area with it. I would simply get some product out on a separate bowl and leave the rest untouched. I agree with the comment by @agamer219 too.
Why do you dip the brush into the bottle of bleach? Better to pour some into a bowl or dish. Then the bleach can be used for other uses and uncontaminated.
I didn't have a suitable bowl at the time but good suggestion
@@GeorginaBisbyDIY lol no suitable bowl??
Not your house?
@@penknight8532 I have young kids so I don’t tend to pour strong cleaning chemicals into bowls in case they get left around. I prefer to leave them in their original child safe containers.
@@GeorginaBisbyDIY Great , will clean mine out now. But like Ms YT my fisrt thought was that you were contaminating the bleach. I clean tea cups with bleach every once in a while. then clean cup as usual. no residue , no danger for children. as long as it is glass or ceramic, these are safe.
I don’t think it would contaminate bleach. It’s bleach. Anything in that container will die.
Uhh, aren’t you supposed to have a face mask too? Black mold is prretty dang deadly.
I’ve found that wiping the shower down and leaving the door/shower curtain open helps prevent mold from forming in the first place!
Bleach does not kill the mold, it just makes it white. Simple vinegar, water, and baking soda will do the work. Gl
Just upset you are dipping the brush directly into your bottle. It seems like you should pour it into a bowl or cup of sorts first.
I came to the comments to see if this grossed anyone else out, too. I couldn't focus after watching her do that 😂
Great tip! But you don’t want to be wearing black clothes while handling bleach 😅
Ok. I wasn't the only one looking at that. Thank you.
Just came across your video. Shame you didnt show the black mould on the toilet paper after you removed it. Your gloves is soo very similar to another demo on same subject on here!!!
Baking soda and vinegar, or 1 cup water to one cup borax, or hydrogen peroxide. Simple stuff, bleach does not kill just looks good. 👌
Well... unless you are using the same % as a pool bleach, which I use to clean concrete and siding with a power washer 🤣
'bleach does not kill' fucking what
Rofl, we have a non believer 🤣. Meanwhile, my issues are solved.
Isn't hydrogen peroxide bleach?
@@danielscott9137😂 meanwhile we have someone with no common sense. Bleach does kill it. But only the surface. It cannot penetrate thru the pores of it so more mold will grow thru. Vinegar is best. But bleach does kill😂
Too much work and way to messy. I struggled with mold in my shower and then found RMR-86 Pro Instant Mold Stain & Mildew Stain Remover - Contractor Grade, it removed it within 15 minutes. No fuss, no mess...its amazing.
Its not even that messy or that much work
That part 😂😂😂
Me too. This method works for me for a couple of weeks and then the mold comes back. I’ve done this about ten times. Any suggestions??? I even ripped out the old caulk and still comes back.
Do you have hard water? That seems to be our problem here in west Texas. Our bathroom in our rent house the person did not use shower caulk so it keeps looking
Thanks for sharing , I tried this yesterday, and was amazed after 24 hours the black mould has gone. 👍
Why hide the paper with fingers and not show the mold on it 🤔🤔
The mold isn’t transferred onto the tissue paper - it is killed.
@@GeorginaBisbyDIY thanks for the info 👍👍
Don’t wear black trousers when working with bleach. The slightest splash will leave a white mark.
Why couldn't I find you years ago when I got my first apartment many, many moons ago? Love this and well done. Thank you.
It does work and also does not need to be 24hrs instead leave overnight and you will get the same result. For more persistent mould you will have to do more than once but it will get rid of it for sure.
Rmr86 1hr on, rinse. Haven't seen a single sign of mold in my x3 daily use shower. But this stuff is commercial grade and will smell like a pool for a week.
I have a bathroom in the middle of the house, no natural light, useless extractor fan. Mould is a problem. Trying white wine vinegar at the moment. It seems to be dieing back.
It’s fake she put the toilet paper on the bleached mold area and how come the toilet paper has also no mold on that ..
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 basically she did in first was true but later they did some other procedure and make this video as hack
This works perfectly, I was expecting it to maybe take a few attempts but first try and completely eradicated every bit of mold, thank you for this video, it has saved me resealing the entire tub.
I like your video found you in search.
One like for safety goggles well done 👍🏼
This worked like a charm!!! I had some mould for several months that I could not get rid of. I had to do several applications and had to leave it longer
My bathtub has a lot of black wet mildew..no ventilation.
It's a glass tub.
Would you suggest bleach hack or just vinegar etc?
Another great video. Love your tips.
Awesome tips
you didnt show the before!
Can I use any brand of bleach? Please help🙏🙏🙏
Too bad about the camera focus!
This doesn't work for mold growing inside the caulk and if this is the case you'll have to remove the caulk and apply new caulking.
thanks, i liked your video. ready to mold-OUT
Is bleach safe to use on silicone on an acrylic bathroom?
Maybe a stronger exhaust fan and use a ozone machine .
Will this work on the grout of the tile?
What kind of bleach do u use?
going to try this later.. the smell of bleach makes me feel so sick so the mold in my bathroom has gotten out of hand :(
Which breach do you use plz?
Thank You for this good advice.
It is exactly the problem I want to fight in My bathroom as early as possible. This process Will make it much easier than I thought. 👍
We did but it came back after 2 days
I’m really excited to try this but am I correct in assuming that I would get the same result if I soaked the tissue with bleach and pushed it in rather than using a toothbrush ?
I don’t see why not - good luck 😊
@@GeorginaBisbyDIY thank u!
@@GeorginaBisbyDIY what’s your recommendation for cleaning away the bleach in that area after you’ve removed the tissue?
@@GeorginaBisbyDIY Thanks for this, very interesting. One question though- how yould you get it to work on mold on the walll? Could I just stick up the masking tissue paper with tape?
I've done it without the toothbrush , just run the bleach along and then put rolled up.kitchen towel over it and leave .m
Many thanks
Did you use regular liquid bleach? or is it some special bleach in gel form?
Liquid bleach is fine 😊
Thank you for sharing this video, much appreciated!
Very nice video
I'm so sorry you've had people question you on this! Can honestly say this works so thank you!
It works but may not get rid of the mould fully. This is masking, if the mould is penetrating the plasterboard. This video is very useful but in the wrong situation, and it could be extremely harmful.
Thank you
😱😱😱 is it this easy!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Yes : )
nothing got stuck to the toilet roll , There was no spot on the paper. Where did the mould's blackness gone? Fake v
Must give this a go
Will this work if the mold is underneath the silicone?
Thats the problem i have. Got anything that worked?
I do this with cotton wool. It works but unfortunately mould comes back after a few months.
Ours hasn't come back yet but when it does I would like to try a comparison between commercial mould cleaner and this method and see which gets rid of it for longer!
@@GeorginaBisbyDIY great. Would. Like to see that. I think commercial ones are expensive bleach anyway..
@@GeorginaBisbyDIY. Works perfectly, did it yesterday.
But do you how I can clean the tile grout on bathroom wall tiles.
This worked for me. Thank you so much 👍
Clean the entire shower, dry it now take a blade and cut out all the mold, whether it be grout or silicone, grout base, silicone caulking. After it’s all cut out, use a mineral spirits to wipe it down and reapply. I do these jobs all day long. It doesn’t take 24 hours.
She does not show the mould removed after 24 hours on the paper
The mold is not transferred on to the tissue paper, it is killed!
This works! I tried it and like she says the mould dies
CAN I JUST USE A SPEAY BOTTLE WITH A STRAIGHT STREAM? WHY THE TOOTHBRUSH IF YOU AREN'T SCRUBBING? Sorry for the caps
Trying this today. Hope it helps
seems like you blurred out the video a bit when you removed the paper so could not really see the results. have to say this is false
The camera has face recognition so it blurs sometimes when it isn't focusing on a face but it doesn't blur at all when I first lift the toilet roll so I'm not sure what you mean. It's a very inexpensive hack to try if you would prefer to see it work for yourself.
I actually tried this yesterday and we had a lot of mold and I took it off a little early so I could shower but it works very well I only had a few spots left. So I'd have to say this is true
I have worked for 30 years in the cleaning field this a total Fake
@@gentletouchstar5382 I've litterally tried it and it does work....
Laura,
This is actual research that was done. with the same type of experiment on several surface types to include plastic, paper, and wood. Your comment identifying the camera blur may indeed lead one to believe her result is fabricated. However, you can view the same 3rd party research indicating bleach is highly effective against mold. Furthermore, the research states prevention identifies bleach as a combative component for mold prevention on the same surface types. MRS. Bisby's method of using the toilet paper over the mold source for a 24 hour period has less to do with the outcome of the reveal but more to do with constant application on the problem area, meaning if you wanted to spray your mold source with bleach daily I'm sure you could but a 24-hour constant application is what shes proving to be more effective!
If you still do not believe I have enclosed the 3rd part source that you can read on your own time that has several mold/bleach experiments.
Regards
Wilson, S. C., Brasel, T. L., Carriker, C. G., Fortenberry, G. D., Fogle, M. R., Martin, J. M., ... & Straus, D. C. (2004). An investigation into techniques for cleaning mold-contaminated home contents. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene, 1(7), 442-447.
The mold will grow back.
The silicone has been put in very bad.
Mold will only grow in a bathroom when the installation is poor, in this case, the installation is poor and will reappear.
Wow So Spotless! I’ll try it this way! 😍😚🥰💖💖💜💖💖💙💜