removing mould from pram fabric?

[The Night Tripper]

Hi all the grand-daughter's pram has ended up with a dusting of mould. Leaving aside the vexed question as to what caused this ... any suggestions for getting rid of it? Bearing in mind the allergenic properties of mould I'm after something more than a cosmetic solution.

Thanks for any suggestions

J^n

[Bob Minchin]

Steam upholstery cleaner should kill and remove it.

Bob

[Adrian C]

Dettol mould remover?

And an angle grinder. Repair any damage afterwards with Car body filler, WD40, expanding foam, multimaster,

[NT]

Bleach to kill it. Long warm washing powder soak to remove it.

NT

[The Medway Handyman]

This stuff will remove & kill it

sell it.

[JimK]

A rain or condensation

JimK

[Rod]

Hydrogen peroxide is widely used for killing moulds and other fungi. I do not know whether it is better or worse than other suggestions but at least the substance itself is pretty innocuous (once rinsed away).

Of course, in common with bleach, etc., it might damage the materials of the pram so care is required.

[The Night Tripper]

Hi Chaps Thanks for all the suggestions. I've also heard mention of one of the 'Astonish' range, & also the Dettol Mould & Mildew cleaner.

I'll one of these a try when the weather improves and report back...

Cheers J^n