There are many mold removal products available that you can choose from. Getting the one the suits best will help you save time, money, effort and will be able to protect your family from any danger that the mold can bring. Molds grow in damp areas that receive little or no sunlight such as bathrooms, closets, showers, attics and basements. Before cleaning the mold, identify the source of moisture to avoid having the mold return after the removal operation. You can go for home made, natural or chemical based solutions to eliminate your mold problems. These products are all effective ways to get rid of black molds.
If you have a very superficial case of mold or mildew, a simple home solution might work in getting rid of the mold. A mixture of baking soda and vinegar does a great job of not only killing the mold, but removing all traces of the mold. This solution doesn't penetrate well, so it's best used for cases such as light bathroom mold.
Natural products are commercially made products that are safe for your family and pets. These products act as a fungicide as well as a cleanser. This are fine for most mold removal jobs, as they are formulated to penetrate deeper than a home made solution while still remaining safe for lived-in areas.
For the most severe cases of mold, a chemical solution may be in order. These types of chemicals are best used in uninhabited buildings, or in areas of your house that are well ventilated and will remain unoccupied while the chemicals are in use, and until they have cleared from the air. Considering the potential toxicity of black mold, it's likely that you may have already been keeping your family and pets out of these areas of your home anyway.
To prevent future breakouts, you can also use anti-mold paints if you're repainting, sprays for clothes and wax for upholstered items. In the process of getting rid of mold, you must wear protective clothing, mask, rubber gloves and shoes. This protects you from both the mold and the potentially harmful removal solutions. You may also choose to use a plastic drop cloth in the area so you can completely dispose of all chemicals and the mold spores which might have spread during cleaning. You must immediately wash your hands before touching anything outside of the infected area, and be sure to clean or throw out any clothing worn during the process as spores can spread by traveling on your clothing.