Bleach based formulation—prevent contact with fabrics, clothing and bleach-sensitive surfaces. Do not mix with other chemicals. Test on a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure compatibility. Spray directly at the problem area, agitate if necessary and allow at least 15 minutes contact time before wiping up any excess and thoroughly rinsing. When used on painted surfaces, do not rinse but absorb excess with a microfibre cloth. Prevent access by children and pets until the area is dry.

Can SCRUBB Mould Remover be used on painted walls?

Yes, suitable for most painted walls. On white paint, slight discolouration may occur, requiring overpainting once dry. Avoid use on coloured paints without testing a small area first.

Can it be used on plasterboard, bare plaster, or rendered walls?

Yes. Apply, allow to dry, then brush off any residue. No rinsing is required before painting.

Can it be used on tiles, grout, PVC windows, or silicone sealant?

Yes. It will remove mould from tiles, grout, PVC window frames, and silicone sealant. For ingrained silicone mould, complete removal may require replacing the sealant.

Can it be used on stone, wood, or external masonry?

Yes. Safe for stone, wood, and external masonry walls. On wood, it may slightly fade the finish—test first or use a cloth application. After use on external walls, allow drying before applying masonry paint.

Can it be used on fabrics, leather, cushions, or canvas?

No. It contains active chlorine and may bleach or damage these surfaces. For fabrics and leather, use SCRUBB Mould Shield.

Can it be used on washing machine rubber seals, spa surfaces, or EPDM roofs?

Yes, it is suitable for these surfaces. Allow 15–30 minutes contact time and wipe thoroughly.

Is it safe to sleep in a room after using SCRUBB Mould Remover?

Yes, if the room is well-ventilated and at least eight hours have passed. Absence of smell indicates the product has been neutralised.

Will it kill mould spores?

Yes, it kills spores and removes mould stains.

How should it be applied?

Spray or wipe onto the affected area. Allow sufficient contact time (typically 15–30 minutes), then wipe or rinse as required. Test in a small inconspicuous area before full application.

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