How Do You Remove Mildew From Wool?
Mildew is a fungus that grows from spores of mold. It appears on many surfaces, including natural fabrics like wool. Mildew starts to grow on wool when conditions are damp and warm for several days. Mildew will continue to grow and spread until the spores of mold are killed, causing damage and rot your wool. In addition, because mildew can be toxic to your health, you should not ignore it. Take care of the mildew immediately. Be safe. As soon as you see or smell mildew, take the item outside to remove the mildew outside. This way, the mold spores are not released into your home. Also, wear rubber gloves, safety glasses and a mask. Allow your wool item to sit in the sun and dry. The mildew will dry out also and turn into a powder. Then, brush or wipe off the mildew powder onto some old newspaper or into a bag. Throw the newspaper or bag away in an outside trashcan. This process may remove your mildew completely. If not continue on to one of the following three steps that best fit your n
