The best way to clean furniture from mold spores

I get citrasolv concentrate, then use that with some vinegar and water. Works fantastic as an all round cleaner

Rang Doctor today who deals with lyme, got appointment next wednesday 1 hour consultation to begin with. She's asked for copies of recent blood tests,I rang my GP and asked for them. I have to call them back later to see if the Dr is going to allow this. The lady Dr I spoke with has told me to write down all information about my symptoms etc to bring with me on my visit.

Donna - You might have meant to start a new thread for your post, since it's not about mold removal? Happy to chat about appointments!

Delisa - Borax is abrasive and a surfactant, so it basically scrapes and glides mold off of things. Killing mold (like with vinegar or bleach) is okay if you do it outdoors or in a space where you can let the item air out fully ventilate with fresh air for a long time before any sensitive individuals get nearby. Killing mold stops mold growth and reproduction, obviously, which is good, but it releases the mycotoxins, making mold toxicity much worse. Mycotoxins have much smaller particulate size than mold spores and are very hard to avoid, such that they can move through porous materials, get through many respirators and dust masks, avoid capture in many air purifiers, and even go through eyes and skin. Killing mold isn't necessarily bad as long as you're not around in the immediate aftermath. I believe that the protocol you outlined should work to clean and protect a piece of furniture, but if possible wear protective gear, have someone else do it for you, or do it outdoors. Make sure everything dries very thoroughly before sealing it and bringing it indoors.

(This is just based on what I have read and conversations with my mold inspector. I do not have a microbiology background!)

Thank you all very much! I think I'll try borax, thanks Sara for the thourough explanation.
I am now wondering how long can mycotoxins "survive" inside books or furniture.
I am afraid hydrogen peroxide could potentially stain the furniture?
Lapis, unfortunately that product is not available here in the UK. Is it e.o. based? Perhaps I could add certain essential oils to a mix of water and vinegar.