How to clean mold from the wall ?

I saw you are allergic to bleach, but that is the best way to get rid of and keep mold from growing back..Can you get someone to do it for you? I had a friend who was also sensitive to bleach and her cellar had some mold, so she asked me to clean it for her. If I was nearby I'd help you..

Try cleaning it with muriatic acid. I haven't tried it yet but he said it works.

We had some mold in our house and actually had a man come out to test for mold and it was in here. My husband had put the couch over a vent and it stayed there for a long time. Then when he moved it he let out all the mold spores and it started making me sick. The man that came to our house said to clean the walls and stuff with Borax mixed with some water. He said that would make it go away and not grow back in that same spot.

Bleach has always worked as far as I know.

I´m having some minor mold problems in the bathroom ceiling. I´ll scrape it , probably clean it with a damp cloth with those antymold products (you dont have to touch it and use gloves) and the Ill paint over it. As it is a small area I can do it myself. In my experience, detergent doesnt help at all. Dry the wall after applying water. Luck!

if you tlaking about the black mould stuff., then found that cillet bang mould cleaner and i think it was flash mould cleaner.. the ting is with mould being a fungus it isnt just a dirt problemm that can be solved., you can wipe away the surface but not the roor.. you also didnt say if it where on wall paper which.. then is worse cos the roots within the paper... sunlight and fresh air kills mould too but bet it on wall where sun cant get too.. but really airing and adding to the air flow around the room helps aslo you need to check for damp., or a spillage .. that may have caused a moist spot for the mould to grow... hope this helps

Mould appears where a wall is constantly damp, either because it's in a damp environment such as a bathroom or kitchen or where there is not good air circulation and the wall itself is cold, so allowing the moisture in the air in the room to condense. Removing the stains that mould leaves is often difficult and only partially successful. A good application of ordinary household bleach will kill the surface mould and remove the stains (but may also affect the colour of the paintwork, of course). If you cannot use bleach, there are proprietary products which claim to remove mould and to inhibit it from regrowing. These usually also contain some kind of bleach as well as a copper salt (such as copper sulphate). Where mould has grown behind a large piece of furniture, the best solution is to move the furniture away from the wall, clean off the surface mould and allow the wall a week or so to dry out before redecorating. Provided that there is a good circulation of air, the mould should not re-occur.

I use a product called domestos, I don't know that you get it there, but it certainly gets rid of mould and any sort of stain that is a bit stubborn. I t sounds like you have some good advice already, some that I will use as well

250 ml Chlorine + 3 l water (rubber gloves)