Man Shows How He Managed to Clean and Kill Stubborn Mold in His Cape Town Home, SA Left Stressed and Impressed
- A video of a man cleaning walls covered in damp mold in his Cape Town home has been doing the rounds online
- In the footage the man is seen clearing the space and cleaning it with a detergent to kill the fungal growth
- While some netizens were impressed by the end result, several others were concerned about the safety of the room
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One Cape Town man revealed how he was able to clean stubborn mold from his walls in a now-viral video.
Man shares how he cleaned his moldy house in viral video
The footage posted on TikTok, shows the room with stained walls, covered in mold. The man is seen cleaning the space using a detergent in a spray bottle. He soon reveals the same walls looking a lot cleaner than before as he had found something to kill the mold.
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According to NHS, moulds produce allergens (substances that can cause an allergic reaction), irritants and, sometimes, toxic substances.
Inhaling or touching mould spores may cause an allergic reaction, such as sneezing, a runny nose, red eyes and skin rash. Moulds can also cause asthma attacks. Damp and mould can also affect the immune system.
Qualified Biological Scientist, Olwethu Mthembu told Briefly News that mold can be simply understood as a type of dampness caused by the growth of fungi.
"It spreads via spores and being exposed to it can affect your respiratory tract. People always complain about their chest and breathing when they're constantly exposed to mold. In severe cases, a lung operation may even be requires after prolonged exposure."
Intrigued South Africans react to the video
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Many netizens were taken aback by how bad the mold was in the man's home and expressed concerns for his health and well-being. Others were impressed by how well he managed to get rid of the mold.
@SihleCypro wrote:
"That room is not safe for you to be in ."
teswillrarnold said:
"I honestly thought that I'm the only one struggling with mould. It's bad yaz! ."
Tamar responded:
" Try to get a moisture absorber, it's about R30 at Makro."
Raygana @modestfix modest wear replied:
"Please invest in a dehumidifier it will help keep moisture under control once u get rid of that mould."
Liezl Rowan commented:
"I've never seen it this bad please be safe."
Monde wrote:
"I once saw a video here in TikTok about using pool chlorine & I used it in my bathroom ceiling & the mould hasn't been back. It's been a year now ."
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Source: Briefly News