Will spraying Clorox on mold spots help? My parents house is

it'll kill some mold, but not enough to be worthwhile.

Look into dehumidifiers as well

>>1142612
My house is broken down in the coldest windiest climate in the world. If this place gets any less humid my skin might flake off. It's just the roof leaks like fucking crazy.

>>1142613
>It's just the roof leaks like fucking crazy.
that's like putting a bandaid on a slit wrist

1 gallon water, 4 teaspoons baking soda (soda, not powder), and 1 teaspoon dawn ultra concentrate. Buy a good spray bottle - not a $0.99 thing from the beauty section but a $5 from either a pet store or a DIY box store.

Best fungicide/dish soap spray/bug killer around.

I'm a horticulturist - this shit kills fungus. I've used it dozens of times when I recyc soil (because neem oil gets expensive and the biofungicide that comes in my soil expires). People that shit on it can't follow directions.

However - if your roof is leaking, you're fucked until that's fixed. Also I'd wager your windows leak into the walls, and the rain gutters aren't set up well so water's splashing all over siding that likely isn't properly caulked.

Just graduate school and bail. Go do a hitch in the coast guard or some shit. I did 6 in the navy to escape a shitty home life.

Mold spores are everywhere.
Mold will grow anywhere there's moisture (and nothing harmful to it)
Get rid of the moisture source and you won't have to worry about mold
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