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Need a good product/tip to get rid of mould around the bath
Rockee
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Tried most of the normal products from B&Q, Homebase etc.. but so far no luck. Anyone got any tips, advice or know of a really good product that will shift it. Cheers Rockee
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Have you tried bleach and an old tooth brush, works on mine. Wear old clothes and try not to get it in you face, goggles might be a good idea too.Nothing to see here, move along.0
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I use dettox but it is expensive. If there are any other cheaper ways I'd like to know too. The bleach thing doesnt work on mine either I think when its in the grout n silicone n things its harder to get rid ofThanx
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I've found the Dettox mould and mildew remover is the best you can get.Here I go again on my own....0
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Anything sold in any supermarket can only be so chemically powerful due to the restrictions on what they are allowed to sell.
Professional products will be available from tile distributores/building merchants.
HG Mould Spray for your mould problems or HG Blue for limescale problems are far more effective that any regualr products.0 -
The only problem I've found with some of the cleaning agents like Dettox Mould & Mildew Remover is that they eventually rot the silicon itself.0
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Mmm I wondered if that could happen, I don't use it too much about once or twice a year. I never rinse it off either if I do around window frames or corners of walls where theres not much air circulation. I just thought best not to as the effect may last longerThanx
Lady_K0 -
Many thanks to everyone who gave tips etc.. This seems to be a regular thread, so my apologies for repeating same old question.0
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