How to Remove Mold and Mildew Marble Floors
WHITE OAK 12X24 HONED MARBLE Characteristically, molds and mildew exist on wooden and fabric surfaces. However, due to non-maintenance, excess dampness, and uncleanliness, mold can also grow on a marble surface. If you also have one such floor on your home, the tips suggested in this blog will help you rid of the presence of any kind of fungi – Dry Up – One great reason for the growth of mold is dampness and moisture. So, one great solution is to dry up the place where you see the signs of mold. You could use room heater, blower, etc. devices for this purpose. The idea is to evaporate all the moisture from the area. Search for and fix leaking pipes – Water leaks create a whole lot of mess in our house. They are easy to fix when you can see water. But, when there is a small, invisible leak somewhere in the water supply pipe, it is hard to locate and fix. Try to find leaks around the area where you see the signs of mildew. Once found, fix it up. Scrub – After fixing the leak...