Mould spots! HELP!

[breakthemould]

Hi ladies.

I have just discovered a few little mildew spots on the booster of my Itti AIO. I dry pail, wash every 2nd day and line dry. Someone on FB site suggested Oil Of Cloves but apparently is expensive, so I thought I'd pop in here and see what you could recommend to get rid of spots and prevent it happening again. Not really sure where I went wrong as they have never sat dirty for longer than two days...

TIA

[Ash93]

I cant help with how to fix it but are you in a very humid area?

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[KAnn]

I cant offer any advice but Someone on here was having mould problems not long ago, maybe check that thread.

[breakthemould]

Yes we live in the hot, humid northern end of Aus, so mould is prevalent (I'v only been using MCN's for a month so I'm a little alarmed that its appeared already despite my best preventative methods!)

I did scroll through the first couple of pages to see if any other posts but will look a little further back, thanks KAan :-)

[KAnn]

Sorry pushed send too soon! Also wanted to say (in a nice way) I had a little giggle at thread title given your user name
Anyway hope it's sorted for you soon! I noticed some spots on a trifold this morning, will see what it's like after it's washed.

[breakthemould]

Sorry pushed send too soon! Also wanted to say (in a nice way) I had a little giggle at thread title given your user name
Anyway hope it's sorted for you soon! I noticed some spots on a trifold this morning, will see what it's like after it's washed.

I found the other thread, thanks for the tip! There isn't an end result of what worked for her, but I asked for an update so fingers crossed she has a solution!
It seems she has tried everything with no luck, which is worrying!

I didn't even click with my username! Hehe, funny! I'll let you know how I go with breaking my mould

[BaronessM]

Try Euky Oil. There's a cheap, water miscible (soluble) one available at most supermarkets. Put a little in a spray bottle with water, and wash your pail with it after washing the nappies. Put pail in sun for a bit, too. Sunlight is great at killing mould. If you have any Lavender, that will work, too. Vinegar soak the nappies with a bit of Euky oil ~ make sure you wash any essential oils well out of the nappies.

Lemon juice would work against mould, too.

There's some cheaper ideas for you.

Clove oil is a bit more expensive at abt 10 bucks for a VERY small bottle. Best reserved for toothaches or persistent mould probs. Good luck getting the mould GONE! Pls let us know here what works for you.