Woman disgusted by moldy window frame and praises 'life-saving' 99p item - works straight away

In general, windows offer optimal conditions for mold formation during cold, wet periods.

Condensation that forms on windows can drip onto the windowsill, providing mold spores the moist environment they need to grow.

Window frames that are covered in dirt, dust, dead insects, or made of wood mean there is enough organic matter for mold to feed on.

Worse, closed curtains and blinds can even trap moist air.

Homeowners will find that mold can grow very quickly in these conditions and quickly spread to nearby walls, curtains and blinds.

A woman was "disgusted" by the state of her window frames and started cleaning them with a popular spray that she soon discovered was a "savior."

On the Mrs Hinch Army Cleaning Tips Facebook page, Shania Haskin wrote: "I hate to say it was my bedroom window frame.

"I tried an anti-mold spray from Astonish and it's a saving grace. It worked almost immediately! »

Shania also shared before and after photos of her window frame. In the first photo the frame was covered in black mold and in the second there was no trace left.

Astonish Anti-Mold Spray is a popular product for removing mold in various areas of the home.

It's also cheap to buy, selling online for 99p at Green's Essential or in B and M stores for £1.19.

For those who want to go the natural route, white vinegar can be effective at removing mold from windows, according to the experts at Green Match .

To do this, first put white vinegar in a spray bottle and apply it generously to the mold.

Since vinegar "takes time to break down," it's best to let it sit for an hour.

After some time, rub the mold with an old toothbrush, clean the surface with warm water and dry the area.

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