Who has not ever found  the bathroom walls  and  ceiling  with  black dots  ?

Because  you wonder: this phenomenon occurs due to  humidity  and  condensation  that settles  on the walls  , leading to the formation of  mold.

In reality, it’s not entirely ideal, because it gives the room  an unhealthy  and  unkempt look  , even when it’s perfectly clean. Therefore, today we will show you  how to remove mold and condensation from bathroom walls in a simple and natural way.

Vinegar

The first trick we see today is  vinegar  . In addition to being excellent in  cleaning the home  , what makes it a product with a thousand virtues is also its ability to  limit bacterial proliferation.

Therefore, it is very useful  against mold  .

Pour equal amounts of  white wine vinegar and water  into a spray bottle  . For example  200 ml of vinegar and 200 ml of water.

Spray the solution liberally on the walls and then let it dry. The advice is to leave the  windows open  , but  avoid entering the bathroom.

Remember, in fact, that you should approach mold with caution.

Bicarbonate

As an alternative to vinegar, we can try baking  soda  . It is not the first time that we have used it in similar circumstances, in fact it is used  to eliminate mold accumulations in the corners of the shower.

Like the previous remedy, dissolve  3 tablespoons of baking soda in 300 ml of water  . Stir until completely dissolved and then transfer the liquid  to a spray container.

Spray on the affected walls and then let dry.

If necessary, repeat the operation the next day, you will see that  the blackheads  will disappear and the walls will be  white again.

To prevent

We have just seen  how to treat mold stains  , but obviously it would be better to prevent its formation. And for this we suggest  some useful tips to prevent  this phenomenon.

Coarse salt

First of all,  coarse salt  . Well known for its  absorbent properties  , which in this way will help us  capture all the moisture mainly  responsible for  mold.

All you have to do is take  a small bowl and then place  a strainer  inside. It is very important that the strainer does not touch the bottom of the bowl.

This is because, when  we fill it with coarse salt  , it  will absorb all the moisture  , causing it to then drip into the bowl.

This is a trick that we must do constantly in each bath.

Increase ventilation

As previously specified,  mold’s best friends are heat and humidity  . Which is why this happens especially in winter with the many hot showers.

The hot steam, in fact, settles on the walls, giving rise to the famous  blackheads.

The advice we give, therefore, is  to continually ventilate the room to prevent humidity hoods from forming.

Warnings

We recommend trying the suggested remedies first  on an inconspicuous area  and consulting an  expert  in case of more serious and persistent problems.