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artfulsister Posted - Jul 18 2014 : 06:16:04 AM
I am looking for a non toxic way to prepare the mildewy window trims before painting. They are not too dirty, just seem to have a film of mildew all over, some areas a bit heavier. Any ideas on a good cleaner I can mix up in my kitchen?
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oldbittyhen Posted - Jul 18 2014 : 09:39:43 AM
vinegar and baking soda, both will clean and kill mild mildew...

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