What product is more effective than bleach for clothes and furniture?

[Guest guest]

I would like to know if anyone here has had the first-hand experience

with that anti-mold preparation called " Shockwave " or some similar

Mildewcide / fungicide specialized for both porous and non-porous

surfaces, and which is advertised as being superior to bleach

regarding antifungal effects?

I am trying to find a way to get rid of mold and its toxins on the

interior of a car, some chairs in my flat and perhaps several clothing

items.

So far I tried bleach, bleach combined with sea salt, some herbs'

incense etc. and results were relatively satisfactory only for the

car: at least my dad can use the car without cross-contaminating me.

The chairs in my flat and any clothes that come into contact with them

(which is usually unintentionaly) is another story altogether: after

almost 3 years of first exposure to mold they have remained

contaminated and are capable of contaminating everything they 'touch'.

Bleach, salt, EVEN the bleach + sodium hydroxide combination ... none

of them work in killing this mold on the chairs. Unfortunately I am

not allowed to throw the chairs away, the parents won't allow that.

So I was wondering if there's any antifungicide better than bleach

that has been proven to work on porous things such as upholstered

furniture?

The further inconvenience is that I live in an East European country,

so I usually cannot order online the advertised antifungicides which

are mainly produced for USA...

Or, is there anything else I might use which can be made from common

household chemicals? I'm thinking about borax and concentrated H2O2,

as I have seen them recommended on some websites, but I somehow doubt

they'll be strong enough for this level of contamination.

Any help is appreciated.

Branislav