Does anyone have any suggestions on how to clean mold off a stroller? It has spent too much time on the patio and with the holidays coming we'll need to use it but I cant seem to get some mold off the fabric. I've tried soap and water but it's not working. Thanks!
Dont worry, I have a stroller in perfect condition. You are
welcome to have it. I bought it for my grandson (now 1) and
we never use it. It is just sitting in the room. If you would
like it call me at work and we can hook up. I work in Davie and live in Sunrise. My name is Val and the work number is
###-###-####, I would love to give it to someone that needs it.It is a Graco. Thanks A.
Sounds like time to buy a new one, mold can be very dangerous to your child.
My son's stroller was covered in mildew. I used half Tide, half water and a scrub brush to clean the stroller. I hosed it down and left it in the sun to dry most of the day. All the mildew came off and the color did not fade. Good luck.
Hi, try using pure lemon juice-it worked in a car seat that I had. I actually bought a lemon and cut it in half and scrubbed it and then I washed it with some dish soap and hosed it off and let it dry in the sun.
Hi, what I have used is one part bleach to two parts water. put it in a spray bottle and spray it on the stroller. Scrub with a nice stiff bristle brush.That should work to get rid of the mildew and mold on your stroller.
A.,
I know a baking soda paste or toothpaste can have whitening capabilities. It may, however, take the color out of the fabric as well.
C.
WAHM
living in florida i have found bleach is the only thing that gets mold out ......since it is farbic you might try white vinegar frst..
if that doesn't work try the clorox for colored clothes so it doesn't
bleach you fabric..test spot in a spot first where you can't see it just in case.
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I don't know if this will work or not, but I know that vinegar is a disinfectant. You might try spraying it with vinegar until it is saturated and let it sit for 15 minutes or so, then spray to rinse.
I also think you can use it together in a solution with bleach. Here is a link I found on how much to mix and why it is effective...
http://www.apple-cider-vinegar-benefits.com/vinegar-as-a-...
I had some mold on our couch when it was in storage, and I just soaked the area in vinegar, rubbed on some baking soda, and let it sit in the sun for the day. I then used vinegar again to take off the baking soda, and the couch was mildew free and looking great!
Good luck!
-K.
tilex mildew remover works great...you spray it on, wait 15 minutes and hose it off. I've used it to clean my patio furniture cushions and all. The one thing is it might fade the fabric....if you care, test a small portion first. I personally would rather deal with the fading than the mold. Also you could try oxy clean which is more gentle, but the tilex will give you better results.
K. G.
bleach deluted or cleaner on the market containing bleach
rinse well before you put baby in it
