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To remove mildew on an interior painted wood surface, clean with a weak solution of liquid chlorine bleach and water. Rinse and thoroughly dry the area. If necessary, repaint with an enamel or oil resin paint.
On wood floors, woodwork and other wooden surfaces finished with varnish or sealer, wash the area with a solution of chlorine bleach and water. After thoroughly drying the area, sand and refinish the surface.
Mildew on interior walls can be removed by cleaning with the following solution: 1/2 cup powdered household cleaner that contains trisodium phosphate (but no ammonia), 1/2 cup chlorine bleach and one gallon water. Be sure to use waterproof gloves. Rinse the surface thoroughly, because any trisodium phosphate film left on the surface will provide food for future mildew growth.
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