Furniture Clinic Mould Remover Spray - Kills Mould & Spores On Contact and Prevents Regrowth – Removes Stubborn Mould Stains On Leather, Fabric & Wood – Safe To Use – 500ml

I use this for taking the black spots out of my wooden kitchen worktops from water droplets. Works so well that you need to be careful and only use on the black areas. I mistakenly sprayed it on the area and all surrounding wood went white. I now dab on the black area only with a cotton bud.

UPDATE!! Unfortunately the mould does come back after about 3 weeks. I friend recommended vinegar and water mixed and I get the same result. I do believe is nice for fabrics and my leather jackets still looks amazing and smells very nice. If you clean it with vinegar it will smell for a while. If you are looking for a product for fabrics, it’s a great investment but no so much for your house like walls etc. I have to reapply after a couple of weeks and I do think vinegar works better and you can get 500 ml for £0.60 so is a win win It has a very pleasant smell but I don’t think is a great value for money.

Bought this to try on my car upholstery which had started to "grow" mouldy when my car was standing for a couple of months in damp conditions. I was very pleased to find it works. All the mould disappeared and the upholstery came up nice and clean. I'm happy to state that so far (eight weeks on) the mould has not reappeared. I shall spray and clean the upholstery regularly with this product. It also removed mould from the interior roof.

It did not remove the stain but it stopped the further growth of mould. I tried that on my wooden window frames

Why did you choose this product over others?:Good reviews & description & it does do the job

I don’t normally write reviews, but this product was as good as spraying the mould with water!I live in a house where I often get condensation mould so I have become somewhat of a black belt mould killer. For my property I normally use the HG Mould spray which is a total beast but contains bleach (and bleaches fabrics even with the smallest drops).As I wanted to revive a nice leather jacket that had been attacked by mould, I thought this would be more gentle with no risk of bleaching.I had already wiped off the surface mould with some washing up liquid water and it looked ok. BUT it still smelled strongly of mould. So bad that I would never been able to wear it.So I tried this spray. I sprayed it. Left it for hours, sprayed again. Left it for hours.It did Nothing to the smell!I might have just as well sprayed it with plain water!I tried the spray on other small mould patches around my flat with various maturity of mould and it didn’t budge anything.Now - I am not sure if I have the wrong understanding of what to expect from this, but as it didn’t remove visible mould OR smell, I’m not sure What It’s supposed to do.In the end I resorted to attaching a spray nozzle to a bottle of vinegar which entirely eliminated the smell on my jacket. Yes it will smell of pickled gherkins for a little while, but I can live with that as it will go away eventually. And I will also be content knowing that I will not be inhaling any mould spores (or such is my theory anyway 🤞🏻).

Easy to use , just spray on , work in with sponge or cloth leave for 15 mins then wipe with damp cloth or sponge.Use this to get rid white mildew in car , it every where and previous use of straight forward upho;stery cleaner hadn't touched it. One application following the instructions and it was completely gone , and has not returned. I was concerned that it might bleach or fade the colour of the fabric but I'm please to say apart from getting rid of the mould the fabric was uneffected.You should be aware that it is quite chemically smelling and it is difficult to avoid the over spray when you are applying it so wear a mask and eye protection. Also follow the instruction give it time to work and then allow everything to dry out. About a third of a bottle did the whole car , front seats, back seats, carpets and mats, door cards and steering wheel.

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