You can then spread this paste over the mould spots on the fabric and leave it sitting for half an hour before popping it into your normal wash. Deyan explains: "When it comes to stubborn stains and pesky mould in laundry, you don’t need to spend a fortune on expensive removers.
The laundry pro says that Aspirin contains acetylsalicylic acid, which helps get rid of mould spores that get stuck in clothes.
"Those with their settee placed directly in front of a radiator could experience upholstery damage, as prolonged exposure to heat can lead to colour fading and deterioration.
In spaces with limited ventilation, positioning furniture too near a heat source can trap moisture and cause condensation behind the sofa, which could result in mould growth.
It can spread to fabrics that are left damp for extended periods - for example, clothes left on an airer - as this creates the perfect environment for mould spores to grow.
