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concrete and mold stains
by Jean
(Attleboro, MA USA)
I have solved the mold stain issue by donning rubber gloves and taking a small plastic bucket with bleach and water (water to bleach ratio is 10 to 1) and a scrub brush.
Mix the solution and pour or dab on the moldy area. Using circular strokes with the scrub brush, loosen the stain.
Follow up with rinsing the area with clear water and blot dry or air dry.
Always make sure you have plenty of ventilation when using bleach.