How Do You Kill Green Mold On A North Outside Wall?
Green mold is a general term used to describe mold that is green in color or that has green spores. It is particularly prevalent among the Penicillium and Aspergillus mold species. Green mold thrives in areas that are damp and receive limited sunshine. A wall facing north is particularly vulnerable to mold growth because it receives the least amount of sun. It is important to kill mold because it can damage the surface of the wall and become a potential health hazard. Prepare the wall to be disinfected. Scrape off any visible mold or debris. Place mold in garbage bags, and remove them from the area. Cut back any shrubs that are in contact with wall. Cover shrubs or other plant life with a tarp. Expose wall to as much sun as possible. Cut back tree limbs that are shading the wall. Rinse off the wall with a hose set on its most powerful setting or with a power washer. Hose down the wall from top to bottom. Hose down the entire wall. Mix a mold-killing solution. Mix 1/2 cup chlorine bleac
