Mold in acoustic guitar

To clean the mold off the guitar, you will need vinegar, a clean rag, and a clean surface with plenty of ventilation. Many people think you can use bleach to clean mold, but this is not true. The bleach will not work to clean the mold, and you will probably be left with the same situation.

1. How do I get rid of mold on my acoustic guitar?
2. Can you clean the inside of an acoustic guitar?
3. What kills mold mold?
4. Can mold damage electronics?

How do I get rid of mold on my acoustic guitar?

For mold on guitars I'd wipe with a solution of 4 parts white vinegar + 1 part hot water to clean off the fungus and kill any spores on guitar.

Can you clean the inside of an acoustic guitar?

You can also use any piece of cotton cloth or an old, clean sock. Disconnect any attachments from the vacuum's hose, and then wrap the duster or cotton cloth around the end of the hose, securing it with a rubber band (Photo 1). Turn on the vacuum, put the hose inside the guitar, and hoover everything up (Photo 2).

What kills mold mold?

A bleach solution also works to kill mold. Mix one cup of bleach in a gallon of water, apply to the surface and don't rinse. Mix a 50/50 solution of ammonia and water. Spray on the surface, wait two to three hours, then rinse.

Can mold damage electronics?

Sensitive electronics, like laptops and computers, that erupt with mold should be immediately cleaned by a professional. Attempting to thoroughly clean these fragile devices may unwittingly lead to destroying them. However, various other electronics may be safely cleaned at home via the following steps.