SimplyClean Simply NO Mould Spray 500ml
A healthier alternative to harsh chlorine-based mould sprays. SimplyClean Simply NO Mould uses the power of oxygen to kill mould and mildew, then biodegrades into just water and oxygen, leaving no harmful residue behind.
The active ingredient is 5% hydrogen peroxide, a plant-safe and septic-safe mould killer. Because there's no chlorine, there's also no harsh fumes, no irritating odours, and no toxic residue on surfaces your family touches every day.
Made in the Northern Rivers, NSW.
Safe to use on:
- Shower recesses, baths, and tiles
- Grout and silicone
- Bench-tops and food preparation surfaces
- Fridge and freezer seals
- Sinks and taps
- Painted walls and woodwork
- Glass and mirrors
Not suitable for: unsealed timber, copper, brass, marble, fabric, carpet, or any surface liable to fade.
How to use:
- Spray directly onto the mouldy surface
- For sinks, grout, and glass: leave for at least 10 minutes, then rinse or wipe
- For painted, varnished, or coated surfaces: leave for no more than 3 minutes before rinsing
- For heavy mould: agitate with a white scourer, especially in grout lines
- Repeat if needed on stubborn areas
Why we love it:
- Chlorine-free and fragrance-free
- No toxic or harsh chemical residue
- Family-safe and septic-safe
- Greywater-safe
- Palm oil free, vegan, not tested on animals
- Australian-made by a small Northern Rivers business
Ingredients: Hydrogen peroxide 5% (biodegradable mould killer and mild stain remover), citric acid (tackles limescale), plant-derived ethanol, sodium C14-16 olefin sulfonate and polyalkylene oxide (biodegradable surfactants), water.
Size: 500ml
Made by: SimplyClean, Northern Rivers NSW
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