Professional Mould Remover for Bathrooms, Kitchens and Damp Areas
Black mould is one of the most common problems in UK homes. It thrives in damp, poorly ventilated spaces, particularly bathrooms and kitchens, and it has a habit of appearing exactly where you don't want it: on silicone seals around baths and basins, in the grout between tiles, on shower cubicle edges, and behind furniture pressed against cold external walls.
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How much area will GK Mould and Mildew Cleaner cover?
GK Mould and Mildew Cleaner is designed to cover (on average) 15 square metres per litre, however this is approximate and depends on the level of contamination. Heavy staining may require additional treatments.
Can this be used on mouldy wallpaper?
No. GK Mould and Mildew Cleaner is formulated for hard, colour-fast surfaces only. It's not suitable for wallpaper, soft furnishings, or absorbent materials.
Can I use it on the silicone around my basin and bath?
Yes. Silicone seals around baths, basins, and shower trays are one of the most common applications for GK Mould and Mildew Cleaner. The formula is safe on silicone and effective at removing mould that has grown into the seal.
Is it safe to use on single-glazed window frames?
Yes. GK Mould and Mildew Cleaner is safe for use on window frames, including single-glazed and double-glazed windows.
Can you use this on skirting boards?
Yes. GK Mould and Mildew Cleaner is suitable for use throughout the home, including on skirting boards, chrome and stainless steel, plastics, ceramics, tiles, and acrylic baths.
Does it contain bleach?
No. GK Mould and Mildew Cleaner is bleach and acid free, making it safer to use around the home and on colour-fast surfaces. The formula penetrates mould spore roots and decomposes the organism, rather than just bleaching the visible surface.
Is the formula safe for pets and children?
Keep children and pets away during application and until the treated surface is completely dry. Once dry and rinsed, the surface is safe.