Hello. I moved into a manufactured home in July. And, when working on repairing the second bathroom, I found a ton of mold growing on the drywall. After consulting someone, I decided to try to clean it rather than remove it. The mold is growing between the bathroom and the kitchen. It would be very difficult to take the kitchen apart in order to remove the compromised drywall. When working on cleaning the mold, I discovered even more compromised drywall. This time it was between the kitchen and the furnace space and a utility closet. The diagram below shows the layout. The mold is in red. [ATTACH]57448[/ATTACH] I removed some of the drywall that was easy to get to (behind the fridge, behind the stove, etc.) But now the problem persists even further back. You can see in the picture below the mold is growing on the furnace and closet side of the wall. It goes at left two more feet to the right (deeper into cabinet wall). The three pictures below show the mold and what I am up against in terms of removing cabinets. I am looking for suggestions for folks who have been through this. I know that the source of the mold was an old dishwasher that was leaking, which the previous owner apparently didn't care much about. This has been fixed. But I still need to deal with the consequences. [ATTACH]57450[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]57451[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]57452[/ATTACH]

I have a great range hood with little plastic grease cups. The trouble is that the grease is so concentrated it's like tar. Dawn for dishes won't dissolve it, nor will Greased Lightning spray. I've run them through the dishwasher but then my dishes get sticky. Any tips?