Let’s face it: mould is the uninvited guest that refuses to leave. It lurks in corners, thrives in dampness, and somehow manages to make your bathroom look like a science experiment gone wrong. But before you reach for those toxic chemical cleaners that smell like they could dissolve your soul, let’s talk about a better way—a natural vinegar cleaner that’s effective, safe, and won’t make you feel like you’re handling hazardous waste.

1. Why Go Natural? (Because Breathing Shouldn't Feel Like a Risky Hobby)

Chemical cleaners might promise instant results, but they come with a side of toxic fumes and questionable long-term effects. Here’s why natural solutions are the way to go:

• Healthier for humans: You can clean using vinegar without worrying about the toxins harming your health.
  
  
• Planet-Friendly: Vinegar is biodegradable and doesn’t contribute to water pollution.
  
  
• Budget-friendly: A bottle of vinegar costs less than your average latte. It's definitely worth it.

2. Recipe for Your All-Purpose Natural Mould Cleaner 

Making this cleaner is so simple, even your cat could supervise:

Ingredients:

1. 1 cup white vinegar
   
   
2. 1 cup distilled water
   
   
3. 10 drops of tea tree essential oil (optional, but we like it because tea tree is know for its antibacterial power).

Instructions:

1. Combine everything in a spray bottle.
   
   
2. Shake like it's your workout of the day.

3. How to Use It to Banish Mould 

Mould removal isn’t glamorous, but with vinegar, it’s surprisingly straightforward:

1. Spray undiluted vinegar directly onto the mouldy area (yes, undiluted—it’s time for vinegar to flex its muscles).
   
   
2. Let it sit for at least an hour while you sip tea and marvel at your cleaning prowess.
   
   
3. Wipe away the mould with a damp cloth or scrub gently if it’s stubborn (mould can be dramatic like that).
   

Pro Tip: For hard-to-reach corners, saturate a few pieces of cotton pad and tuck them into the corner and let it do its magic!

4. How to Keep Your Home Mould-Free (Because Prevention Beats Scrubbing)

Once you’ve evicted the mould, here’s how to make sure it doesn’t come back:

• Control humidity: Invest in a dehumidifier - mould hates dry air as much as we hate wet socks.

• Fix leaks: If water is dripping anywhere, fix it faster than you can say “plumber.”

• Ventilate properly: Use exhaust fans in bathrooms and kitchens or open windows for ventilation, especially when cooking or after showering.

• Clean regularly: Wipe down damp-prone surfaces with your vinegar cleaner before mould gets any ideas.

Switching to natural cleaning solutions isn’t just about removing mould; it’s about creating a healthier home and making cleaning less of a chore. So grab your vinegar spray, channel your inner eco-warrior, and show mould who’s boss—because life’s too short for toxic fumes and stubborn stains!