A CLEANING whizz has been left traumatised after finding mould in her home – and has been forced to bin some of her belongings.

Scots mum Jen regularly shares cleaning hacks and home tips with her one million followers on TikTok (@cleanwithjen).

In a recent video, she was horrified to discover mould has been growing in her bedroom wardrobe for three months.

Jen, from Fife, had mistaken the spores for dirt and only realised the extent of the problem when she decided to clear out her clothes.

She said: "To say my wardrobe clean was traumatising would be an understatement.

"A couple of weeks ago I saw this black stuff on the bottom of the wardrobe and I just thought it was dirt from shoes, but it turns out it was mould."

Jen said the situation was " really not good" as she realised some of her handbags could not be salvaged.

But all was not lost as she added: "Miraculously, my clothes were completely unscathed.

"There was not one bit of mould on any of them, which was amazing."

And in true clean queen fashion, Jen had a quick fix to rectify her mould problem.

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The mum of two used Kilrock mould spray, which costs as little as £1.99 in stores, to eradicate the black spots.

Sharing the results, she said: "As if by magic, after half an hour all the mould was gone from the spray that I put on earlier."

Jen also bought hanging dehumidifiers to avoid any issues in future.

Jen's video has racked up more than 11,000 views as social media users sympathise with her mould ordeal.

One said: "Oh no! So sad for your bags."

A second wrote: "I feel you. We've had such bad mould this year.

"It's horrible and makes me feel so dirty."

Meanwhile, a third tried to reassure her and wrote: "Those hanging dehumidifiers made a huge difference to my wardrobe."

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