Rubeauti you should never never over look the mod in a place at all. your health should comes first where you going to stay at. people have died from living in places that had mold in them its one thing you should never never over look at all
I know. But a lot of people told me that vinegar can kill the molds. I'll spray vinegar everyday and open the door to let the sunlight in the house. Thank you fo the tip. :D
@@Rubeauti Bleach is the best for killing the mold, and it should stop it from comming back, or keep it under control, if the wall is made out of wood studs and drywall, you should tear out the drywall to check if there is mold growing in the wall on the wood. if there is, scrub the wood with the mold on it thats in the wall with a scrub brush and straight bleach, then let it air out and dry completely, then repair the drywall.
Had a car with very bad mold problems tried bleach, and ozone treatments nothing worked, then used vinegar and water half and half killed the mold permanently__ it doesn't remove the mold stain but stops it growing__ a little bleach will get rid of the stain. Love the little house what more does anyone need, such a lovely spot.
@@Rubeauti,HI Beauti,Yess white Vinegar is better than the bleach b/c it continues to work ( I think its the live enzymes) Okayyy see ya on the Live MY He Bless Youu really Good !!
@@davymoose3815 No, vinegar does nothing for killing mold. Why are you people telling her this. It makes me mad when people treat Filipnas Filipinos badly. All of you Americans would know that nearly nothing kills house mold because we hear all about in on the news from time to time and we head about houses being condemned about it from time to time...
I know bleach kills mold. Use half water and half bleach so you don't burn your lungs. I did water and fire restoration for years. Most times the company would charge thousands of dollars when bleach would fix it.
Everyone telling you how to get rid of the mold you have now, which most have told you how to do, but the important thing is to stop it in the first place. I would suggest you find where the leak is and if you can, block it, if not, put something under it to catch the leak. If it is from the drain, and you don't have a way to stop it, put a bowl or something below to stop the drips, or when using the sink, wrap a piece of cloth around the area leaking, and then when finished, dry the cloth. It may be harder if it is from the water coming in, but you could still use a cloth to absorb, and then swap out and dry. It is important to get rid of mold, but if you don't get rid of the source it will keep coming back.
Rubeauti...when I saw you were going to cut your hair, I was like nooooooooooo! OMG...you are just as beautiful as always...you really rock that hair style...you look gorgeous!
When a woman is beautiful inside and outside, the hair doesn't matter. Like the hook is the famous Randy Travis aong, Forever and Ever Amen goes.. "I really don't care, I'm not in love with your hair" ❤. BTW, when I built my humble little CR, I put a good slope in the floor towards the drain (2" over 6').
Bleach and water comb will help to get rid of the mold. I use about half and half but you can make it stronger if there is a lot of mold that keeps coming back. A very simple but nice place you have there. Keep smiling and stay safe
A lot of suggestions to use bleach to kill the mould ( the correct way of spelling ) Asa rule, bleach doesnt kill mould, it inhibits the growth & slows it down unless you use industrial double strength chlorine bleach.- breathing in chlorine bleach is just as bad if not worse than mould. A much simpler & i suggest cheaper solution is to use isopropyl alcohol or 70-75% alcohol which if i remember correctly is in a green bottle labelled Greens isocol or sanitiser alcohol in the Philippines and is really quite cheap. Douse or soak the area and allow it to penetrate & evaporate..
Bleach smell goes away within a couple hours....mold doesnt go away. It sure does kill mould...maybe not the crap you have in your country but real bleach kills mold instantly. Also bleach is cheap....where do you people come from? Such poor education.
@JC I know a bit about mold and what you are saying is not true at all and you like some of these other guys are not protective of Filipinos and give advice without responsibility. Alcohol does not usually kill mold it dries it and mostly does not kill it. There are still airborne deadly spores. If you guys were in the Philippines and your advice made her sick you could be prosecuted. I am American and my kids are dual citizens and I am never surprised how much people are careless about Filipinos. I have confronted many foreigners about how they treat them and reported sex tourists. Mold is spelled mold in English..
@@Rubeauti Caution, peroxide will not kill the mold but will make it release more spore eggs into the air. I have knowledge about mold a bit because I mitigated my old house myself and studied so much I could have tried for mold remediation certification. Be careful..I will not tell you fiction or some gossip remedy. Some molds can kill.
hell ya, it looks nice. I might move there for a few months and write a book. You can dry underneath the sink with the fan or hair dryer and then coat it with paint and the mold will be greatly reduced, it will come back but not within several weeks. What are the quickest solution is to dump a gallon bucket of boiling water with bleach on it and then mop that up, you have to repeat that every couple days
You are as beautiful as ever Rubeauti. I love the new hair style. I'm still worried about you living with that mold. Have you discussed it with your landlord? A 50/50 mix of white vinegar and water will work great if it's not too thick. Please wear a mask when scrubbing it. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. 😍
@@Rubeauti ..white vinegar is pretty corrosive on wood, plastic and some metal. I'm not sure exactly where the mold is, but if it's on the wood floor and plastic pipes, full strength vinegar could damage the wood. If it's cast iron metal pipes then it's probably ok to use full strength. Copper pipes it's better to use diluted. Just wear a mask when you start scrubbing. It looks like your place is very open so fresh air will help.
Great video Rubeauti! That's an excellent idea about gardening. I was looking at the field in the background and thought that it was excellent for a garden. if you can use the household water and set the garden up for a drip style. It doesn't cost much water and you're already paying a lot for water.
My wife and I have a home in the Phils already but once we move permanently(2 years) we intend to rent homes in areas for a month at a time to find the spot for our long term home. Great way to get to really know different areas!
@@glennhampton4151 I like Antipolo but it has grown much more crowded in the last 10 years. Our place now is in Angono Pueblo. We plan our long term home for Batangas, just not certain exact location yet.
Pour straight bleach or ammonia on the black area, stay outside and wear a mask when using the bleach as well as goggles to cover your eyes. Just my opinion and experience in dealing with mold.
A dehumidifier would take a huge amount of energy and still would not resolve the issue of the mold under the sink. There is a leak and that should be fixed. Bleach will kill the mold.
@@Rubeauti girl, those things take huge amounts of electricity. And it won't help. You live in a humid climate. It will only suck water out of the air. It won't help your sink problem. That is a leak. Bleach it and fix the leak. Super cheap. I love it that you moved out of the city. I could never live there.
The mold can get serious. If it's not sorted make a live video and there will be 30 plumbers to help :) FIx the leaks and check under the floor. Soak the wood in bleach :) Just don't seal the thread on compression fittings or it'll still leak. Might be a seal/O-ring on the trap or the plug might need to come apart and be cleaned and silicone. Could get some 2nd hand bigger water containers with taps & run a cord up top to save room down stairs. Or a rechargeable battery light
Use 3 percent hydrogen peroxide on the mold all you need is a spray bottle to wet the mold and leave it. Hydrogen peroxide works better than bleach without the smell . On another note you look fantastic with the new haircut and country living. Love your videos
Good to recharge your body energy batteries and restart your brain away from city and all the hassle and stress. I did something similar 4 years ago after been living/working in bangkok couple of years..and i went back after 3 months of really simple country life to my life in bangkok with new energy and power
Hi Rubeauti, we are moving to a brand new house in Bais city Negro Oriental for only 10,000 a month and we can walk to Manjuyad Bay where they have all the dolphins and Wales that come into the bay they take you out in the boats to watch them it's beautiful there and there's a huge farmers meat and vegetable market within walking distance of the house also enjoy your stay oh yeah distilled white vinegar will kill that black mold on the wooden floor it soaks into the wood down and kills the spores
You have to have a leak in the plug or if water is hooked up in the lines,the only thing to do is to wipe up excess water and dry with fan for a bit.its better to be safe than sick from mould cause mould sickness is deadly.
The good thing is you can easily move. Get yourself a squeegee to help you move the water to the drain. Mold needs moisture so fix any leaks that might exist and scrub with a brush and soapy water then spray with a chlorine and water mixture . If you have one put a fan down there to dry it out. Good advice you are giving. You have a comfortable place but many westerners might have difficulty living in a house like yours because we have grown accustomed to more comforts. Many will say oh no problem but over time it will become a problem for most in my opinion.
I enjoy your video style. You are so calm and your voice is clear. I have started to watch your old videos. I enjoyed your tarlac videos. Thx for sharing.
you are so brave......for some reason i always thought you where married. Excellent content and may you always have peace and quiet. Also the new haircut is very maganda.
Hi! I just wanted to add to and clarify my comments below. The wipe should be soaked in either isopropyl alcohol, or another Black Mold killer. This way when you wipe, the spores hit the wet rag, and stick to it, a dry rag is no good, as it will allow the spores to become airborne. So if the rag is folded into quarters, you make a single pass with the wipe, fold the rag over to a clean side, and repeat. 1 wipe for each clean quarter of the rag. Also, wear gloves, a mask, and then dispose of the rags into a sealed plastic bag. Use of fans as stated below is also recommended. Hopefully, this helps some folks.
$7,000 pesos sounds expensive. House is located in a tourist area. Any house near will be high. Looks comfortable to live temporary. Until you find more suitable place. Warm hug take care.
Rube,some 70% alcohol solution on some clean towels should take care of the mold under the sink love your videos I pop in on you videos now and then God bless all that you do friend.I also love your little tiny home, I wish you the best ❤
use pure alcohol in a spray bottle work it in with a towel. That should eradicate the mold. Also a brush wouldnt be bad, big as well as small(toothbrush for example) for the small areas. Do that for one hour, repeat it a few days later again. After around 2 weeks of treatments depending on the resideu and small cracks. It may appear again half a year later but repeating the process should do it. Always use open windows and doors to let it air dry as fast as possible.
For the mould get vinegar and dishwashing liquid and clean the affected area. Also you will need to get the landlady to fix any leaks which is causing the mould,
Hi Rubeauti, here is a simple fix for the mold...clove essential, tea tree oil, cinnamon oil and peppermint oil can be mixed together and dishwashing detergent mixed together the cleanse the mold...Stay well
First time viewer. Very interesting content. Love that you're so independent, inquisitive, and confident to move to such a remote area and give it a go. Keep it up.
Just saw your vlog here and i have to say "WOW" !!! That is exactly a place where i want to stay !!! No stress, no big traffics, not a lot of anoying peoples... Just life and relax... I stay here 12 years in thailand but i think its time to move to the "right" place... Thailand is amazing but it didn't fit with me with 100% Subscribed your channel as well 😘
Hello Rubeauti. That Mold Is Going to Destroy Your Lungs If You Live With It For A Long Period of Time. It Can Cause All Kinds Of Illnesses. Please, Please, Please , Get The Landlord To Replace The Moldy Woods, Then Seal up Any Areas That Can Leak in and Cause The New Wood To Also Mold. 😊
Oh, this is super interesting! I was in Siquijor last December, and the only good accommodation I had there cost almost 70 euros per night if I remember correctly. Then I left to check out Panglao, but I regretted it. Tbh the best part of my one-month vacation was in Siquijor. And this house is really cute, seems comfy (not counting the spot under the sink), plus what is shocking to me is that it appears to be totally quiet. I also had difficulties with working out, but I managed to get a resistance band from Decathlon in Manila. Next time I'm traveling I'll be sure to take one with me.
Yes Siquijor is definitely my faborite Island in the Philippines so far. Living cheap in a paradise. I just found a gym today close to my place but I don't plan to pay for gym. I ordered some resistance band and matt already. Maybe if I can find shop in fb groups too here in Siquijor that are selling some dumbells. It would be perfect. haha
@@Rubeauti Yes, I feel the same: I've been working out for over 15 years, and never visited a single gym, always did it at home. Are you working out regularly? Maybe that's why you're so aesthetic - I think it's quite noticeable, but I wasn't sure if it's just genetics. Yeah, buying dumbbells in Siquijor might be challenging, haha. I had a funny scare while I was staying there btw... I went to Paliton beach, and since my phone is "waterproof" I took it into the water with me. Then, the next day it started to develop a charging issue, and afterwards it simply stopped charging. I was so scared, since my phone was my only device with me, it had all my bookings, airplane tickets, etc., and I couldn't buy a wireless charging pad anywhere... 😄 Fortunately I managed to find a helpful tip on the internet (using my almost fully drained phone) about washing it out with non-salty water, and after repeating that multiple times it was finally back to life again.
In the bathroom, that is very common in Asia that they don't build the floor with a slight slope towards the drain so water won't collect in middle of floor. I've experienced that in Bali, Indonesia at a few different rentals.
Once the source of mould is removed, it will disappear. It could be a leak or condensation or a subfloor leak. Vinegar or bleach will neutralise the mould. Interesting video thank you. I’ve travelled a lot on business and seen much worse poverty ( I’m from the U.K.). I hope to visit soon for the diving.
Hey🙂Rubeauti.. mold is nothing to ignore! 🙏 Mold can be very dangerous to your health!! You need to remove it immediately and also use a stain sealer type of paint to cover it!! Your cough could easily turn into something much worse!! Don’t get me wrong, it’s a lovely place and a fantastic location to embrace nature instead of vehicle and noise pollution in the city! Your little place is absolutely awesome!! 💞 I’m not trying to scare you, but it’s imperative that you correct that mold problem ASAP!! Take care, Rubeauti!! 🇺🇸💚💚💚🇵🇭
Unfortunately bleach does very little for mold on organic surfaces like wood. Citrus products...if you can get them. You can also make your own by smashing lemons/oranges... anything highly acidic into a bit of water. Poor directly on the spot. It's unlikely that little spot is creating problems for you. But you can clean it with a rag and dish/laundry soap. Get the rag wet once, then use it to clean. If it gets dirty. Use a new cleaning rag. Then put them outside in the sun to dry for a couple of days. Then wash them as you normally would.
I love your tips and I’ll use them to find a simple tiny home that works for me. Sequijor is a place I’ll look to find the house like yours. Chlorine dioxide mixed with water will kill all mold and odors. I love your short hair also, you wear it well. I wish you the best for your future.
Mould: obvious because water is leaking. First repeat the leak. ( maybe the water faucet connection/ or the drainage tube has no seal with the sink) When it is dry , you can remove the black would mould with vinegar or baking soda or soda cristals
with gloves on the mould use bleach scrub it, wait to dry, scrub it second time, wait to dry the spray well with white vinegar and let it dry and there you go.
Bleach or Hydrogen Peroxide both work on black mold. I have found that using the Hydrogen Peroxide works faster, and doesn't have the strong, lingering odor that you'd get with bleach. In any case, black mold is very damaging to your respiratory system. Good luck.
I'd be working on a rain catchment system to provide a stable and abundant water supply. It's not that difficult to catch and filter rainwater, rather that paying for water that is shut off at night. Even if you're only there for a month, it would benefit future visitors, and your landlord might be willing to adjust your rent to compensate. The island looks like a nice place to visit. I've heard it's a spooky place. :)
It sounds like you have black mold under the sink..I have not tried this yet but i found on another channel a recipe to get rid of it. 1 tea spoon dawn dish soap,1/2 cup vinegar,16 ounces rubbing alcohol mix together and spray scrub the area. wear a mask !
I just wanted to say you are still beautiful in short hair. And province life looks good on you too. You look even more beautiful in your humble place. You seem to be so peaceful and contented. Enjoy the peace, quiet, solitude, friend. I wish i was there. I hope you will take us all on a leisurely walk down to your beach soon.
Hi Ruby, have just seen your channel for the 1st time. Re the mold, i see lots of advice & some wrong. Maybe the correct advice is there, but not sifting through 500 comments lol The most important thing is that there are 100's of molds, and some strains can actually kill or blind you. Plus it can effect you even after moving out. So the correct thing is to replace infected parts, and replace that part of the floor, but I doubt that the owner will go for it...but talk to her. If not fixed seriously get another place, even if more expensive. In the interim use vinegar on the mold, plus stop the source of the problem. It could be a seal, but something like toilet pan sealer might work - it's cheap and a kind of a wax that is flexible... Good luck, J
You can kill that mold with bleach, pour it or spray it then scrub with a brush to clean then use towels to clean after then bag everything up and throw it away try to find where the drip under the sink is coming from and keep a pan there by the way its a good idea to wear a mask while you do that😊
Awesome!! I ❤ the new content as you are doing what I am also in process of doing. I just arrived in Cebu 2 days ago and plan 1-4 weeks 8n Cebu making sure all my financial redundancies are working, find a dentist and Dr to establish those relationships and then start exploratory trips to small town areas. Super excited as everyone is so friendly...I think my biggest problem is to figure out how not to be over fed....😅 I'm used to 1 meal a day and well welcome to the Philippines 😊 back to back birthday parties and I think I need a seven day fast to recover ❤❤❤ n the Philippines. I will make sure to watch all your episodes internet dependent.
Hi Ruby Charlie, from America. I am coming to Cebu in September. But Siquijor Philippines is absolutely on my list of places to visit. I started in Mexico two years ago. I was considering staying there, but Asia was calling and so I gave up my apartment and went to Vietnam in November and December. I am back to Boston now since the holidays here but back out traveling next week Mexico and then back to Vietnam on a 90 day visa April May and June. thank you for this informative video. You are very articulate and I appreciate everything you do. I’ve been invited to Cebu Phillipines I’m not sure how long I will stay in the Philippines. It is a great big world with beautiful people everywhere. I think I will like the Philippines. I will look forward to more of your videos, Thank you Ruby.. have a nice day. 👋
7,000/month is not bad for a tourist place. I have never considered Siquijor. El Nido or Puerto Princesa have been on the top of my list. Thanks for adding another place to consider for retirement.
It looks like a perfect place in terms of size and location. I wish i had a suggestion for the mold. Orher than that i think everything seems awesome. May the positives continue to outweigh the negatives 🙏
I would let the landlord know about the leak. Mean while rap the pipe with a rag and put a bucket under it. I live on Bohol and look forward to visiting sigjour someday. Looks like a very nice place.
I lived in a house with mold that I didn’t know about and it caused CRAZY symptoms! I had no clue what was happening to me. PLEASE research and do something to get rid of that mold!!!!
Living the rural life will be a life experience for me to enjoy. Before you move in it’s always best to a deep cleanup and scrub everything down. I love your new hair cut and gives you a great look. 😊 I’ll definitely visit Siquijor and look for a place to stay.
It is so smart of you to use this rental as a way of exploring what works for you, so that when you later 'rent up' you'll be clearer on what's suitable and what's not. On the other hand, if you can get the problems with this place dealt with, perhaps your stay will prove to be an extended one. Mold. Yes, mold can be dangerous. Please for now at least sprinkle it heavily with something that absorbs moisture (e.g. baking soda), and then cover it so that the spores cannot become airborne. And though the landlady will likely be glad to have that section of wood cut out and replaced, what also needs to be addressed is the source of the problem. I assume it's dripping from the sink that kept the floor damp enough to develop mold. At minimum, a large plastic tray would serve as a barrier if that dripping doesn't get solved. Eggs. Must say, those look totally store bought. I don't know what the Philippine market generally provides, but there are a couple things I know about eggs that matter. First, the yolks should be almost orange. If they're yellow instead, that's a low grade, comparatively lacking in nutrition. The second is, large eggs are less flavorful than medium or small ones. Bathroom. Yes, when first built the water probably did what it's supposed to do. Almost certainly the center of that room has sunk. Even sinking an inch can make all the difference. Someone can climb under that bit of the house and use a combination of wooden blocks and a screw jack to lift the floor back up a tad. Then when it's level again, a combination of wooden blocks can be inserted to keep it that way permanently. Mezzanine. No that means 'middle', which would imply a third floor. That's simply a loft. It's a charming bit of the place though if you can put it to some rewarding use. I agree that the outdoors space with its views are the prime selling point. (just look at how blue the ocean is!) All else can be easily upgraded or managed. Too I would add the following. It says a great deal about your character and humility that your love for nature is greater than your attachment to life's common comforts. Second, when you attempt as you do to tell wishful expats that Filipinas really are 'down to earth', that claim becomes all the more persuasive when we can watch 'our city girl' make this kind of a shift with such ease and genuine contentment. Using Facebook groups to locate a rental, and making sure to get a management receipt are great tips. As you say, messages can be deleted and are considered the property of the site holder. Visiting a location if possible, before renting, also sounds like good advice. The rental itself may be fine, but that doesn't mean the area is. Yes, the 'long term' story clearly was a misunderstanding, and is almost funny. Clearly you thought a night or two, like a bnb, would rank as short term. It's cool that your landlady got that. I saw a dog. Can you tell us about that?
Omg yes. That is it! :D Thank you for the tip. I really appreciate it. The thing is there is no leak when I am using. I think the tenants before are not careful. they use water too much and it splatters everywhen and it goes down. But yes I will spray vinegar everyday until the woods rots in vinegar haha at least the mold will disappear forever :D
This is a very nice place. I could live there without any problems. 😊❤ I would however make the 1’st floor the sleeping accomidations and make the ground floor the place for the living room. And fix the sink as the first thing. There must be a leak somewhere. 💦
Hi, you could have said; ''I want to rent for at least 1 month'', then there would have been no misunderstanding. Another thing, if you have a long-term dry cough, with no other symptoms, it could either be asthma (if you only have it in the house) or a mycoplasma (the smallest known bacteria) pneumonia. The last one is treated with 100 mg of Doxycycline tablets for nine days.
White vinegar is generally effective against most types of mould. If you can find cleaning vinegar (7.5 - 10 % acetic acid ) even better. Since lemon juice also contains 5% acetic acid it should also be effective.
I know people that come from siquijor and still have family there. The island is seen as an undiscovered paradise, that's why the prices are rising, and yes P7k is expensive for the province .
Rubeauti, I love how your hair looks! That is a nice place you found. Simple, quiet with natural beauty and the front deck is great. Like the loft for bedroom too. The price is good for a resort isle. My planned move to areas are Bacong, Dauin, Siquihor or Valencia, but I want seaside mostly. Post lots more about the island so I can learn, thanks!
Hey Rubi, if you use your air con..you need to have it cleaned every 3 to 4 month because that collects bacteria in it, and blows it out when you use it. Then add the mold to that your going to stay constant coughing a sick.
Hello Rubeauti Vinegar is a super powerfulI it kills around 82% of mold species because it has acetic acid. On the other hand, baking soda is also good , one thing I would try to do is make sure there is some air flow in that area so the wood can dry out . Beautiful place you have to live its one Island I have always wanted to go to hahahaha but so many people from the Philippines will not go there because of its history :) Good luck take care .
You really suit your new haircut and you need to find somewhere else away from mould you will struggle to get rid of the mould just move. You will get somewhere else that you can afford. Mould gets of your lungs and it is a deadly longterm disease. 🇬🇧🙏🇵🇭
Hi not managed to watch you for a while it's nice to see you again and to see you have moved to a new chapter in your life take care of yourself and stay safe xx 😊
Congratulations on your new place. Miss your long beautiful hair but you are pretty in short just as well. Has to be cooler for you. I admire you and your sense of adventure and strength and willingness to live in the beautiful countryside. It may be more work than city life but probably well worth it with the privacy. Try vinegar on your mold problem. This should kill the mold down to its root if that is a wood floor. Thanks for the video. Stay beautiful. 😎
Thank you for showcasing our beautiful Island province. I think you are in the San Juan area, and we live in Población Enrique Villanueva on the other side of Siquijor. We often travel to or through San Juan for various reasons but usually for the bands and the restaurants with good seafood and US style beef etc. but even that tourist location is kind of sleepy lol. It is amazing to me that you know so much about the island already!
HEY.. that mold isn’t healthy at all. Buy some rubber gloves, bleach and disinfectant spray (Lysol) also get a small door mat. Get a separate bucket fill up halfway add a cup of bleach get a scrub brush and lightly scrub area. Take door and pray disinfectant on bottom mat and lay over spot under sink. That should help while you’re there
Rubeauti you should never never over look the mod in a place at all. your health should comes first where you going to stay at. people have died from living in places that had mold in them its one thing you should never never over look at all
I know. But a lot of people told me that vinegar can kill the molds. I'll spray vinegar everyday and open the door to let the sunlight in the house. Thank you fo the tip. :D
That’s correct
@@Rubeauti If the vinegar doesn't work, try bleach diluted with water.
@@Rubeauti Bleach is the best for killing the mold, and it should stop it from comming back, or keep it under control, if the wall is made out of wood studs and drywall, you should tear out the drywall to check if there is mold growing in the wall on the wood. if there is, scrub the wood with the mold on it thats in the wall with a scrub brush and straight bleach, then let it air out and dry completely, then repair the drywall.
You are very beautiful and smart, I really enjoyed you video!
I love your new haircut❤
Had a car with very bad mold problems tried bleach, and ozone treatments nothing worked, then used vinegar and water half and half killed the mold permanently__ it doesn't remove the mold stain but stops it growing__ a little bleach will get rid of the stain. Love the little house what more does anyone need, such a lovely spot.
Wow really? Thanks for the tip!
@@Rubeauti,HI Beauti,Yess white Vinegar is better than the bleach b/c it continues to work ( I think its the live enzymes) Okayyy see ya on the Live
MY He Bless Youu really Good !!
@@davymoose3815 No, vinegar does nothing for killing mold. Why are you people telling her this. It makes me mad when people treat Filipnas Filipinos badly. All of you Americans would know that nearly nothing kills house mold because we hear all about in on the news from time to time and we head about houses being condemned about it from time to time...
I know bleach kills mold. Use half water and half bleach so you don't burn your lungs. I did water and fire restoration for years. Most times the company would charge thousands of dollars when bleach would fix it.
It looks like you have the ocean in your backyard. You are very pretty!
I would move to the Philippines just for Rubeauti's beauty, intelligence and personality. A home like that would be the cherry on top.
She's sooooo beautiful, can easily be a super model
Nah
She'll be never yours so shut up about my future girlfriend
Everyone telling you how to get rid of the mold you have now, which most have told you how to do, but the important thing is to stop it in the first place.
I would suggest you find where the leak is and if you can, block it, if not, put something under it to catch the leak.
If it is from the drain, and you don't have a way to stop it, put a bowl or something below to stop the drips, or when using the sink, wrap a piece of cloth around the area leaking, and then when finished, dry the cloth.
It may be harder if it is from the water coming in, but you could still use a cloth to absorb, and then swap out and dry.
It is important to get rid of mold, but if you don't get rid of the source it will keep coming back.
Rubeauti...when I saw you were going to cut your hair, I was like nooooooooooo! OMG...you are just as beautiful as always...you really rock that hair style...you look gorgeous!
Yeah I love here more with the Schort hear,.....‼️
😅🎉😂
When a woman is beautiful inside and outside, the hair doesn't matter. Like the hook is the famous Randy Travis aong, Forever and Ever Amen goes.. "I really don't care, I'm not in love with your hair" ❤. BTW, when I built my humble little CR, I put a good slope in the floor towards the drain (2" over 6').
@@Kevins-Philippine-Retirement Yeah...she's always made my heart beat a little faster...beauty and brains an unbeatable combination!
Bleach and water comb will help to get rid of the mold. I use about half and half but you can make it stronger if there is a lot of mold that keeps coming back. A very simple but nice place you have there. Keep smiling and stay safe
So cool that you can see the ocean. Makes it much more relaxing.
It really is!
A lot of suggestions to use bleach to kill the mould ( the correct way of spelling )
Asa rule, bleach doesnt kill mould, it inhibits the growth & slows it down unless you use industrial double strength chlorine bleach.- breathing in chlorine bleach is just as bad if not worse than mould.
A much simpler & i suggest cheaper solution is to use isopropyl alcohol or 70-75% alcohol which if i remember correctly is in a green bottle labelled Greens isocol or sanitiser alcohol in the Philippines and is really quite cheap.
Douse or soak the area and allow it to penetrate & evaporate..
Bleach smell goes away within a couple hours....mold doesnt go away. It sure does kill mould...maybe not the crap you have in your country but real bleach kills mold instantly. Also bleach is cheap....where do you people come from? Such poor education.
@JC I know a bit about mold and what you are saying is not true at all and you like some of these other guys are not protective of Filipinos and give advice without responsibility. Alcohol does not usually kill mold it dries it and mostly does not kill it. There are still airborne deadly spores. If you guys were in the Philippines and your advice made her sick you could be prosecuted. I am American and my kids are dual citizens and I am never surprised how much people are careless about Filipinos. I have confronted many foreigners about how they treat them and reported sex tourists. Mold is spelled mold in English..
Love your new shorter-hair look!
The scenery is nice. No dogs or rooster noise, either!
I love your new focus on life in the province! It seems like such a beautiful place there!
Great video...very relaxing...
Peroxide will kill the mold...and is very inexpensive.
Thanks for the tip!
@@Rubeauti Caution, peroxide will not kill the mold but will make it release more spore eggs into the air. I have knowledge about mold a bit because I mitigated my old house myself and studied so much I could have tried for mold remediation certification. Be careful..I will not tell you fiction or some gossip remedy. Some molds can kill.
Your place looks very peaceful. If it makes you happy then it is worth it.
Such a beautiful island! Peace and quiet can be a blessing. Being in nature and thriving.
hell ya, it looks nice. I might move there for a few months and write a book. You can dry underneath the sink with the fan or hair dryer and then coat it with paint and the mold will be greatly reduced, it will come back but not within several weeks. What are the quickest solution is to dump a gallon bucket of boiling water with bleach on it and then mop that up, you have to repeat that every couple days
You are as beautiful as ever Rubeauti. I love the new hair style. I'm still worried about you living with that mold. Have you discussed it with your landlord? A 50/50 mix of white vinegar and water will work great if it's not too thick. Please wear a mask when scrubbing it. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. 😍
Yes indeed: vinegear should do the job. Very cheap solution .
Thank you for the tip James! I';ll do that. But why I can't just spray pure vinegar?
@@Rubeautiyes, you can use pure vinegar. But first repair the leakage.
@@Rubeauti ..white vinegar is pretty corrosive on wood, plastic and some metal. I'm not sure exactly where the mold is, but if it's on the wood floor and plastic pipes, full strength vinegar could damage the wood. If it's cast iron metal pipes then it's probably ok to use full strength. Copper pipes it's better to use diluted. Just wear a mask when you start scrubbing. It looks like your place is very open so fresh air will help.
Great video Rubeauti! That's an excellent idea about gardening. I was looking at the field in the background and thought that it was excellent for a garden. if you can use the household water and set the garden up for a drip style. It doesn't cost much water and you're already paying a lot for water.
True! Idk why I paid 200 for water, I always go out so barely use water. I only use at night and morning really. Thanks for the Tip!
My wife and I have a home in the Phils already but once we move permanently(2 years) we intend to rent homes in areas for a month at a time to find the spot for our long term home. Great way to get to really know different areas!
I've had the same place in Antipolo for 3 years now
2 story, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, laundry, and balcony, for 6000 PNP
@@glennhampton4151 I like Antipolo but it has grown much more crowded in the last 10 years. Our place now is in Angono Pueblo. We plan our long term home for Batangas, just not certain exact location yet.
@@glennhampton4151 Yikes. My five bedroom ocean front on El Nido is $3655 US a month Pocket change.
Pour straight bleach or ammonia on the black area, stay outside and wear a mask when using the bleach as well as goggles to cover your eyes. Just my opinion and experience in dealing with mold.
You should look for a dehumidifier. Maybe it will regulate the Molds in the house.
A dehumidifier would take a huge amount of energy and still would not resolve the issue of the mold under the sink. There is a leak and that should be fixed. Bleach will kill the mold.
yes I am thinking to buy one
@@Rubeauti girl, those things take huge amounts of electricity. And it won't help. You live in a humid climate. It will only suck water out of the air. It won't help your sink problem. That is a leak. Bleach it and fix the leak. Super cheap. I love it that you moved out of the city. I could never live there.
Much easier , fix the water leak 😜
The mold can get serious.
If it's not sorted make a live video and there will be 30 plumbers to help :)
FIx the leaks and check under the floor. Soak the wood in bleach :)
Just don't seal the thread on compression fittings or it'll still leak. Might be a seal/O-ring on the trap or the plug might need to come apart and be cleaned and silicone.
Could get some 2nd hand bigger water containers with taps & run a cord up top to save room down stairs. Or a rechargeable battery light
Use 3 percent hydrogen peroxide on the mold all you need is a spray bottle to wet the mold and leave it. Hydrogen peroxide works better than bleach without the smell . On another note you look fantastic with the new haircut and country living. Love your videos
i think it's fair to say that everything in this video is beautiful...😍😍
Good to recharge your body energy batteries and restart your brain away from city and all the hassle and stress.
I did something similar 4 years ago after been living/working in bangkok couple of years..and i went back after 3 months of really simple country life to my life in bangkok with new energy and power
Nice 😊
Dandelions ,spinach, avocado's, asparagus, and okra glutathione foods. Bone broth, milk thistle...body detoxifying. Vinegar, baking soda, hydrogen peroxide helps clean the area.
Hi Rubeauti, we are moving to a brand new house in Bais city Negro Oriental for only 10,000 a month and we can walk to Manjuyad Bay where they have all the dolphins and Wales that come into the bay they take you out in the boats to watch them it's beautiful there and there's a huge farmers meat and vegetable market within walking distance of the house also enjoy your stay oh yeah distilled white vinegar will kill that black mold on the wooden floor it soaks into the wood down and kills the spores
You have to have a leak in the plug or if water is hooked up in the lines,the only thing to do is to wipe up excess water and dry with fan for a bit.its better to be safe than sick from mould cause mould sickness is deadly.
The good thing is you can easily move. Get yourself a squeegee to help you move the water to the drain. Mold needs moisture so fix any leaks that might exist and scrub with a brush and soapy water then spray with a chlorine and water mixture . If you have one put a fan down there to dry it out. Good advice you are giving. You have a comfortable place but many westerners might have difficulty living in a house like yours because we have grown accustomed to more comforts. Many will say oh no problem but over time it will become a problem for most in my opinion.
I enjoy your video style. You are so calm and your voice is clear. I have started to watch your old videos. I enjoyed your tarlac videos. Thx for sharing.
you are so brave......for some reason i always thought you where married. Excellent content and may you always have peace and quiet. Also the new haircut is very maganda.
Hi!
I just wanted to add to and clarify my comments below. The wipe should be soaked in either isopropyl alcohol, or another Black Mold killer. This way when you wipe, the spores hit the wet rag, and stick to it, a dry rag is no good, as it will allow the spores to become airborne.
So if the rag is folded into quarters, you make a single pass with the wipe, fold the rag over to a clean side, and repeat. 1 wipe for each clean quarter of the rag. Also, wear gloves, a mask, and then dispose of the rags into a sealed plastic bag. Use of fans as stated below is also recommended.
Hopefully, this helps some folks.
$7,000 pesos sounds expensive. House is located in a tourist area. Any house near will be high. Looks comfortable to live temporary. Until you find more suitable place. Warm hug take care.
Yes thats true! Thank yyou!
Her sun kissed skin is stunning!
Rube,some 70% alcohol solution on some clean towels should take care of the mold under the sink love your videos I pop in on you videos now and then God bless all that you do friend.I also love your little tiny home, I wish you the best ❤
use pure alcohol in a spray bottle work it in with a towel. That should eradicate the mold. Also a brush wouldnt be bad, big as well as small(toothbrush for example) for the small areas.
Do that for one hour, repeat it a few days later again. After around 2 weeks of treatments depending on the resideu and small cracks. It may appear again half a year later but repeating the process should do it. Always use open windows and doors to let it air dry as fast as possible.
Living on Siquijor is giving you some new and good content. Glad to hear your finally feeling better.
For the mould get vinegar and dishwashing liquid and clean the affected area. Also you will need to get the landlady to fix any leaks which is causing the mould,
Hi Rubeauti, here is a simple fix for the mold...clove essential, tea tree oil, cinnamon oil and peppermint oil can be mixed together and dishwashing detergent mixed together the cleanse the mold...Stay well
I could live in that easily but you've GOT to get rid of that mold or get out, one or the other. That stuff is deadly!
First time viewer. Very interesting content. Love that you're so independent, inquisitive, and confident to move to such a remote area and give it a go. Keep it up.
Just saw your vlog here and i have to say "WOW" !!! That is exactly a place where i want to stay !!! No stress, no big traffics, not a lot of anoying peoples... Just life and relax... I stay here 12 years in thailand but i think its time to move to the "right" place... Thailand is amazing but it didn't fit with me with 100% Subscribed your channel as well 😘
Relaxing in the hammock, so nice. Have you got room for one more with some cocktails 🍹🍹 ?
Siquihor has beautiful beaches & eating places
Hello Rubeauti.
That Mold Is Going to Destroy Your Lungs If You Live With It For A Long Period of Time.
It Can Cause All Kinds Of Illnesses.
Please, Please, Please , Get The Landlord To Replace The Moldy Woods, Then Seal up Any Areas That Can Leak in and Cause The New Wood To Also Mold. 😊
Oh, this is super interesting! I was in Siquijor last December, and the only good accommodation I had there cost almost 70 euros per night if I remember correctly. Then I left to check out Panglao, but I regretted it. Tbh the best part of my one-month vacation was in Siquijor. And this house is really cute, seems comfy (not counting the spot under the sink), plus what is shocking to me is that it appears to be totally quiet.
I also had difficulties with working out, but I managed to get a resistance band from Decathlon in Manila. Next time I'm traveling I'll be sure to take one with me.
Yes Siquijor is definitely my faborite Island in the Philippines so far. Living cheap in a paradise. I just found a gym today close to my place but I don't plan to pay for gym. I ordered some resistance band and matt already. Maybe if I can find shop in fb groups too here in Siquijor that are selling some dumbells. It would be perfect. haha
@@Rubeauti Yes, I feel the same: I've been working out for over 15 years, and never visited a single gym, always did it at home. Are you working out regularly? Maybe that's why you're so aesthetic - I think it's quite noticeable, but I wasn't sure if it's just genetics. Yeah, buying dumbbells in Siquijor might be challenging, haha. I had a funny scare while I was staying there btw... I went to Paliton beach, and since my phone is "waterproof" I took it into the water with me. Then, the next day it started to develop a charging issue, and afterwards it simply stopped charging. I was so scared, since my phone was my only device with me, it had all my bookings, airplane tickets, etc., and I couldn't buy a wireless charging pad anywhere... 😄 Fortunately I managed to find a helpful tip on the internet (using my almost fully drained phone) about washing it out with non-salty water, and after repeating that multiple times it was finally back to life again.
In the bathroom, that is very common in Asia that they don't build the floor with a slight slope towards the drain so water won't collect in middle of floor. I've experienced that in Bali, Indonesia at a few different rentals.
No its not messy. Everything looks great.mold is easy fix. An water standing in bath too!!!
I plan to be there by Christmas
Once the source of mould is removed, it will disappear. It could be a leak or condensation or a subfloor leak. Vinegar or bleach will neutralise the mould.
Interesting video thank you. I’ve travelled a lot on business and seen much worse poverty ( I’m from the U.K.). I hope to visit soon for the diving.
It's great, it's everything you need.
Hey🙂Rubeauti..
mold is nothing to ignore! 🙏
Mold can be very dangerous to your health!! You need to remove it immediately and also use a stain sealer type of paint to cover it!! Your cough could easily turn into something much worse!!
Don’t get me wrong, it’s a lovely place and a fantastic location to embrace nature instead of vehicle and noise pollution in the city! Your little place is absolutely awesome!! 💞
I’m not trying to scare you, but it’s imperative that you correct that mold problem ASAP!! Take care, Rubeauti!!
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honestly i love and prefer the simple lifestyle...
Unfortunately bleach does very little for mold on organic surfaces like wood. Citrus products...if you can get them. You can also make your own by smashing lemons/oranges... anything highly acidic into a bit of water. Poor directly on the spot. It's unlikely that little spot is creating problems for you. But you can clean it with a rag and dish/laundry soap. Get the rag wet once, then use it to clean. If it gets dirty. Use a new cleaning rag. Then put them outside in the sun to dry for a couple of days. Then wash them as you normally would.
I love your tips and I’ll use them to find a simple tiny home that works for me. Sequijor is a place I’ll look to find the house like yours. Chlorine dioxide mixed with water will kill all mold and odors. I love your short hair also, you wear it well. I wish you the best for your future.
Mould: obvious because water is leaking. First repeat the leak. ( maybe the water faucet connection/ or the drainage tube has no seal with the sink)
When it is dry , you can remove the black would mould with vinegar or baking soda or soda cristals
with gloves on the mould use bleach scrub it, wait to dry, scrub it second time, wait to dry the spray well with white vinegar and let it dry and there you go.
Simplicity provides
Great video! Throw Baking Soda all around the molded areas, it really works miracles.
natural light really does compliment her, and hate to say it, but the new hair cut does frame her face very well
Your place Ms.rube is so nice so peaceful and the view is amazing
Bleach or Hydrogen Peroxide both work on black mold. I have found that using the Hydrogen Peroxide works faster, and doesn't have the strong, lingering odor that you'd get with bleach. In any case, black mold is very damaging to your respiratory system. Good luck.
I'd be working on a rain catchment system to provide a stable and abundant water supply. It's not that difficult to catch and filter rainwater, rather that paying for water that is shut off at night. Even if you're only there for a month, it would benefit future visitors, and your landlord might be willing to adjust your rent to compensate. The island looks like a nice place to visit. I've heard it's a spooky place. :)
The mold is caused by a leaky sink. To kill the mold scrub it with vinegar or better still bleach, and dry the area out thoroughly.
It sounds like you have black mold under the sink..I have not tried this yet but i found on another channel a recipe to get rid of it. 1 tea spoon dawn dish soap,1/2 cup vinegar,16 ounces rubbing alcohol mix together and spray scrub the area. wear a mask !
Thank you for sharing. It is a beautiful place, and you're looking great.
I just wanted to say you are still beautiful in short hair.
And province life looks good on you too. You look even more beautiful in your humble place. You seem to be so peaceful and contented.
Enjoy the peace, quiet, solitude, friend. I wish i was there.
I hope you will take us all on a leisurely walk down to your beach soon.
I have a Vietnamese wife from the Mekong Delta. We are moving to her home town soon.
It's so beautiful and laid back. Can't wait ❤
Hi Ruby, have just seen your channel for the 1st time. Re the mold, i see lots of advice & some wrong. Maybe the correct advice is there, but not sifting through 500 comments lol
The most important thing is that there are 100's of molds, and some strains can actually kill or blind you. Plus it can effect you even after moving out. So the correct thing is to replace infected parts, and replace that part of the floor, but I doubt that the owner will go for it...but talk to her. If not fixed seriously get another place, even if more expensive.
In the interim use vinegar on the mold, plus stop the source of the problem. It could be a seal, but something like toilet pan sealer might work - it's cheap and a kind of a wax that is flexible... Good luck, J
by the way, your hair looks awesome!!!!! and you're doing so good on your videos, always better and better!
You can kill that mold with bleach, pour it or spray it then scrub with a brush to clean then use towels to clean after then bag everything up and throw it away try to find where the drip under the sink is coming from and keep a pan there by the way its a good idea to wear a mask while you do that😊
Awesome!! I ❤ the new content as you are doing what I am also in process of doing. I just arrived in Cebu 2 days ago and plan 1-4 weeks 8n Cebu making sure all my financial redundancies are working, find a dentist and Dr to establish those relationships and then start exploratory trips to small town areas. Super excited as everyone is so friendly...I think my biggest problem is to figure out how not to be over fed....😅 I'm used to 1 meal a day and well welcome to the Philippines 😊 back to back birthday parties and I think I need a seven day fast to recover ❤❤❤ n the Philippines. I will make sure to watch all your episodes internet dependent.
Hi Ruby Charlie, from America. I am coming to Cebu in September. But Siquijor Philippines is absolutely on my list of places to visit. I started in Mexico two years ago. I was considering staying there, but Asia was calling and so I gave up my apartment and went to Vietnam in November and December. I am back to Boston now since the holidays here but back out traveling next week Mexico and then back to Vietnam on a 90 day visa April May and June. thank you for this informative video. You are very articulate and I appreciate everything you do. I’ve been invited to Cebu Phillipines I’m not sure how long I will stay in the Philippines. It is a great big world with beautiful people everywhere. I think I will like the Philippines. I will look forward to more of your videos, Thank you Ruby.. have a nice day. 👋
7,000/month is not bad for a tourist place. I have never considered Siquijor. El Nido or Puerto Princesa have been on the top of my list. Thanks for adding another place to consider for retirement.
It looks like a perfect place in terms of size and location. I wish i had a suggestion for the mold. Orher than that i think everything seems awesome. May the positives continue to outweigh the negatives 🙏
I would let the landlord know about the leak. Mean while rap the pipe with a rag and put a bucket under it. I live on Bohol and look forward to visiting sigjour someday. Looks like a very nice place.
Use vinegar for the mold, less toxic. Your cough may be due to dust. Put clean sheets and pillow covers on your bed and pillows.
Thank you po!
I lived in a house with mold that I didn’t know about and it caused CRAZY symptoms! I had no clue what was happening to me. PLEASE research and do something to get rid of that mold!!!!
Living the rural life will be a life experience for me to enjoy. Before you move in it’s always best to a deep cleanup and scrub everything down. I love your new hair cut and gives you a great look. 😊 I’ll definitely visit Siquijor and look for a place to stay.
It is so smart of you to use this rental as a way of exploring what works for you, so that when you later 'rent up' you'll be clearer on what's suitable and what's not. On the other hand, if you can get the problems with this place dealt with, perhaps your stay will prove to be an extended one.
Mold. Yes, mold can be dangerous. Please for now at least sprinkle it heavily with something that absorbs moisture (e.g. baking soda), and then cover it so that the spores cannot become airborne. And though the landlady will likely be glad to have that section of wood cut out and replaced, what also needs to be addressed is the source of the problem. I assume it's dripping from the sink that kept the floor damp enough to develop mold. At minimum, a large plastic tray would serve as a barrier if that dripping doesn't get solved.
Eggs. Must say, those look totally store bought. I don't know what the Philippine market generally provides, but there are a couple things I know about eggs that matter. First, the yolks should be almost orange. If they're yellow instead, that's a low grade, comparatively lacking in nutrition. The second is, large eggs are less flavorful than medium or small ones.
Bathroom. Yes, when first built the water probably did what it's supposed to do. Almost certainly the center of that room has sunk. Even sinking an inch can make all the difference. Someone can climb under that bit of the house and use a combination of wooden blocks and a screw jack to lift the floor back up a tad. Then when it's level again, a combination of wooden blocks can be inserted to keep it that way permanently.
Mezzanine. No that means 'middle', which would imply a third floor. That's simply a loft. It's a charming bit of the place though if you can put it to some rewarding use.
I agree that the outdoors space with its views are the prime selling point. (just look at how blue the ocean is!) All else can be easily upgraded or managed.
Too I would add the following. It says a great deal about your character and humility that your love for nature is greater than your attachment to life's common comforts. Second, when you attempt as you do to tell wishful expats that Filipinas really are 'down to earth', that claim becomes all the more persuasive when we can watch 'our city girl' make this kind of a shift with such ease and genuine contentment.
Using Facebook groups to locate a rental, and making sure to get a management receipt are great tips. As you say, messages can be deleted and are considered the property of the site holder. Visiting a location if possible, before renting, also sounds like good advice. The rental itself may be fine, but that doesn't mean the area is.
Yes, the 'long term' story clearly was a misunderstanding, and is almost funny. Clearly you thought a night or two, like a bnb, would rank as short term. It's cool that your landlady got that.
I saw a dog. Can you tell us about that?
Omg yes. That is it! :D
Thank you for the tip. I really appreciate it. The thing is there is no leak when I am using. I think the tenants before are not careful. they use water too much and it splatters everywhen and it goes down. But yes I will spray vinegar everyday until the woods rots in vinegar haha at least the mold will disappear forever :D
@@Rubeauti It ain't Tarlac, but it'll do lol
I freaking love your hair like this, in this video. ❤
This is a very nice place. I could live there without any problems. 😊❤ I would however make the 1’st floor the sleeping accomidations and make the ground floor the place for the living room. And fix the sink as the first thing. There must be a leak somewhere. 💦
Hi, you could have said; ''I want to rent for at least 1 month'', then there would have been no misunderstanding. Another thing, if you have a long-term dry cough, with no other symptoms, it could either be asthma (if you only have it in the house) or a mycoplasma (the smallest known bacteria) pneumonia. The last one is treated with 100 mg of Doxycycline tablets for nine days.
White vinegar is generally effective against most types of mould. If you can find cleaning vinegar (7.5 - 10 % acetic acid ) even better. Since lemon juice also contains 5% acetic acid it should also be effective.
Black mold what works best is ammonia , bleach and other things don't faze it.
Attitude of gratitude for who you are and all you share 🌹
I know people that come from siquijor and still have family there.
The island is seen as an undiscovered paradise, that's why the prices are rising, and yes P7k is expensive for the province .
So peaceful and beautiful there.
As long as location is quiet no loud music, of very strong interest 😊
Nice video and introduction, you should start a patron in your channel.
Rubeauti, I love how your hair looks! That is a nice place you found. Simple, quiet with natural beauty and the front deck is great. Like the loft for bedroom too. The price is good for a resort isle. My planned move to areas are Bacong, Dauin, Siquihor or Valencia, but I want seaside mostly. Post lots more about the island so I can learn, thanks!
A man settles where he finds peace. Not beauty, not money, not status, but peace.
Hey Rubi, if you use your air con..you need to have it cleaned every 3 to 4 month because that collects bacteria in it, and blows it out when you use it. Then add the mold to that your going to stay constant coughing a sick.
Yeah that is true. luckily I don't like ac. they make me sick.
Hello Rubeauti Vinegar is a super powerfulI it kills around 82% of mold species because it has acetic acid. On the other hand, baking soda is also good , one thing I would try to do is make sure there is some air flow in that area so the wood can dry out . Beautiful place you have to live its one Island I have always wanted to go to hahahaha but so many people from the Philippines will not go there because of its history :) Good luck take care .
You really suit your new haircut and you need to find somewhere else away from mould you will struggle to get rid of the mould just move.
You will get somewhere else that you can afford.
Mould gets of your lungs and it is a deadly longterm disease.
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Hi not managed to watch you for a while it's nice to see you again and to see you have moved to a new chapter in your life take care of yourself and stay safe xx 😊
Congratulations on your new place. Miss your long beautiful hair but you are pretty in short just as well. Has to be cooler for you. I admire you and your sense of adventure and strength and willingness to live in the beautiful countryside. It may be more work than city life but probably well worth it with the privacy. Try vinegar on your mold problem. This should kill the mold down to its root if that is a wood floor. Thanks for the video. Stay beautiful. 😎
Thank you for showcasing our beautiful Island province. I think you are in the San Juan area, and we live in Población Enrique Villanueva on the other side of Siquijor. We often travel to or through San Juan for various reasons but usually for the bands and the restaurants with good seafood and US style beef etc. but even that tourist location is kind of sleepy lol. It is amazing to me that you know so much about the island already!
Honest presentation. Thank you so much.
Love the view.... looks great ... glad to see you happy and I think your new angle on telling your Philippines story of life is a good one...
HEY.. that mold isn’t healthy at all. Buy some rubber gloves, bleach and disinfectant spray (Lysol) also get a small door mat. Get a separate bucket fill up halfway add a cup of bleach get a scrub brush and lightly scrub area. Take door and pray disinfectant on bottom mat and lay over spot under sink. That should help while you’re there