Perfect for use in bathrooms, kitchens, and other high-moisture areas, our gel formula is non-toxic and safe for use around children and pets. Whether you’ve got mould on plastered walls, tiles, bathroom seals, grout, windows or outdoor furniture, just spray on the HG Mould Spray, wait 10 minutes and simply wipe it away.

Our gel formula is specially designed to cling to surfaces, ensuring maximum coverage and effectiveness.Ensure the doors of the affected rooms are kept shut to limit the spread of moisture around your home. Putting the gel on the affected area is simple, with the brush giving you complete control over application. Astonish comes with eco credentials, too, as it’s cruelty-free, vegan-friendly and the bottle can be recycled. If you’re satisfied with step two, you can apply the mould remover onto your surface as directed on the label. Carefully apply the product to the affected area – we tested it on the bathroom grout – then leave it for a few minutes before wiping it clean.

Kilrock’s Mould Remover does what it says on the bottle - it blasts mould, mildew and algae away effortlessly (no scrubbing necessary). Because they fill with water and never have a chance to dry, this makes them an ideal breeding ground for mould – the last thing you want in your baby’s bath.With a biodegradable and plant-based formula, this eucalyptus-scented cleaner tackles mould, lifts mildew stains, and cleans soap scum and grime leaving your bathroom smelling fresh. Just lightly spray on affected areas, leave to sit for 15 to 20 minutes (open the windows to air and leave the room while you wait) and then wipe it away or let it dry. Dry your clothes outside: Wet washing can add extra moisture to your home, which is the perfect breeding ground for mould. Ranked as our best black mould remover, its formula is no joke, and we cannot stress how important it is to wear protective clothing like a mask, gloves and protective goggles in a well-ventilated room when using it. Its more specialist approach means it can be used on everything from curtains and armchairs to handbags and clothing, as well as a range of other surfaces in and around the home.