खिड़कियाँ खोल दें और कमरे में हवा फैलाने के लिए वेंट (vent) या फ़ैन चालू कर दें: फेसमास्क, ग्लव्स और प्रोटेक्टिव आइवियर पहन लें: क्लीनिंग प्रॉडक्ट्स को इस्तेमाल करने के सारे इन्सट्रक्शन्स को पढ़ लें: ब्लीच को अमोनिया के साथ मिक्स न करें: फफूंद लगे एब्जोर्बेंट (सोखने वाले) या खुरदुरे (पोरस) आइटम्स को फेंक दें:

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Both mold and the products you’ll use to clean it can irritate your eyes, throat, and respiratory system. Opening your windows will allow the air to circulate around the room so you aren’t exposed to the fumes for too long. If you have vents in the room where you're cleaning, turn those on, as well. Additionally, angle a fan so it blows the fumes away from you and toward the window. If it’s cold outside, you still need to open at least 1 window to allow the air to circulate in the room. Mold can cause an upper respiratory if you breathe in the spores. Similarly, fumes from the cleaning products can irritate your airways, eyes, and skin. Make sure you’re wearing your protective gear during the entire time you’re cleaning up the mold. It’s also a good idea to wear long pants, a long-sleeved shirt, and rubber boots, if you have them. This will protect your skin while you clean. Some cleaning products contain harsh ingredients, and using them incorrectly can be harmful to your health. Additionally, you could accidentally damage the surface you’re cleaning. It’s best to read and follow the instructions carefully. Read the precautions and warnings provided by the manufacturer. If mixed together, bleach and ammonia create toxic fumes that can be very hazardous to your health. It’s very important that you avoid combining them. Read the labels on the products you’re using so you know if they contain bleach or ammonia. In general, it’s best to just avoid combining cleaning products all together. These items include things like drywall, upholstered furniture, carpet, rugs, ceiling tiles, and art, which either have holes in the surface of them or absorb liquids. Unfortunately, the mold spores can get into the pores of the material and continue to grow, even after you clean the item. Since those spores also reproduce and continue to spread the mold, it’s best to get them out of your home. If an item can be laundered, then you may be able to salvage it. For instance, you may be able to wash a blanket or curtains in a...