White vinegar kills bathroom mould for 35p

A 35p bottle of white vinegar is hailed as the most effective solution for removing bathroom mould, killing spores where bleach fails. The affordable kitchen staple offers a simple remedy for a common UK household problem. Experts recommend spraying white vinegar directly onto mould, leaving it to soak, then wiping or gently scrubbing with an old toothbrush for stubborn areas. A final spray ensures spores are killed and mould does not return. Bathrooms' warm, moist conditions make them prone to black mould, which can cause respiratory issues. If vinegar fails, re-sealing or re-grouting may be necessary, with protective gloves, glasses, and masks advised during cleaning.