How to Remove Green Mold From an Outdoor Grill Cover
There are many chemicals available in stores to clean green mold. Many of those products contain bleach, which is effective in killing the mold but can harm plants. Using products that you have around the home, such as vinegar can clean the mold and is safe for plants.
How to Remove Green Mold From an Outdoor Grill Cover
Materials Needed
- Drop cloth
- Gloves
- Mask
- White distilled vinegar
- Spray bottle
- Garden hose
- Dish detergent
- Small bucket
- Sponge
- Place a drop cloth over the ground. Take the grill cover off of the grill. Use the manual that came with the grill if you have trouble removing the cover. Place the grill cover on top of the drop cloth. It is a good idea to work in the driveway or on top of a sidewalk.
- Make sure you wear protective gloves and a mask to protect yourself from the mold spores. Fill a spray bottle with white distilled vinegar and replace the top. Spray the entire grill cover with the vinegar until it is saturated. Allow the vinegar to sit on the cover for one hour. Rinse the grill cover with water from the garden hose.
- Add ¼ cup of dish detergent to a small bucket and slowly fill it with water from the garden hose. Use the cleaning solution and a sponge to clean the grill cover. Rinse the cover with water from the garden hose. Allow the grill cover to completely dry and replace it back on the grill.