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Donkees

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11. How about organic Neem Oil which is used to kill fungal diseases in gardens ...

Reply to Baitball Blogger (Reply #10)

Thu Jul 26, 2018, 09:45 PM

Jul 2018

or maybe plain hydrogen peroxide (?)

http://www.saferbrand.com/articles/benefits-uses-neem-oil-for-plants

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It is non-toxic, does not leave a toxic residue after use, is very inexpensive and produces no toxic fumes. It also serves wonderfully as an antiviral, antifungal and anti-bacterial agent. https://www.howtoremoveblackmold.com/how-to-kill-black-mold/#tab-con-6

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What's the best choice to remove mold from a brick bedding wall? [View all] Baitball Blogger Jul 2018 OP

Just did this - Borax, vinegar and bleach. Make a thick mix, paint on and spray off. Doodley Jul 2018 #1

I have too many trees and shrubs in the area to try this. Baitball Blogger Jul 2018 #2

Just mix some water in with the bleach at maybe 70 water/30 bleach. tonyt53 Jul 2018 #6

Thank you. Baitball Blogger Jul 2018 #9

How about bleach mixed with some water in a spray bottle? dhol82 Jul 2018 #3

I am trying to avoid anything toxic that might seep into the ground where the tree roots will Baitball Blogger Jul 2018 #4

I think Clorox is pretty benign. dhol82 Jul 2018 #5

We use bleach in a spray bottle on our white siding to get rid of any spots shraby Jul 2018 #7

''Is Wet and Forget safe for plants?'' Not completely, according to their FAQ Donkees Jul 2018 #8

Hmm. No better or worse than anything else that was recommended. Baitball Blogger Jul 2018 #10

How about organic Neem Oil which is used to kill fungal diseases in gardens ... Donkees Jul 2018 #11

''Getting rid of black mold with tea tree oil ...'' Donkees Jul 2018 #12

If I can spray it on and wash it off with a hose, that might be the thing. Baitball Blogger Jul 2018 #13

that has copper in it, may kill plants. it looks like overpriced pool algeacide (which shouldn't go Kali Jul 2018 #14

I used baking soda and it worked a treat Bob Rogers Jan 2019 #15

Thank you, and welcome to DU. Baitball Blogger Jan 2019 #16