Aimedia Mold Removal Gel + Bathroom Cleaner, 2 Pieces

Product Overview

A Japanese-made mold removal gel and bathroom cleaner combination. The gel targets stubborn mold on bathroom silicone caulking, rubber seals, and tile grout, while the bathroom cleaner removes water scale, soap scum, and body-oil residue.

Features

• Mold removal gel: clings to mold, with a low-odor formula and a pointed nozzle for precise application.
• Bathroom cleaner: contains a chelating agent to remove accumulated bathroom dirt. The formula is non-chlorine and helps reduce bacteria, but does not eliminate all bacteria.
• Both products are mildly alkaline and made in Japan.

Ingredients

Mold Removal Gel: Sodium hypochlorite (chlorine-based), alkaline agent, thickener.

Bathroom Cleaner: Surfactant (1%, lauryl dimethylamine oxide), solvent, metal ion sequestrant.

How to Use

Mold Removal Gel: Ensure good ventilation before use. Wipe away or rinse off dirt other than mold, then dry thoroughly. Protect areas that may discolor with masking tape or similar material. Apply enough gel to completely cover the mold. Leave for approximately 30 minutes, then scrub with a toothbrush or similar tool while rinsing with water. Wipe away moisture and allow to dry. For stubborn, deeply embedded dirt, leave for longer, approximately overnight, to allow the gel to penetrate.

Do not use the gel on enamel, aluminum, brass or other metal items, wood, wallpaper, sand-textured walls, plaster, or glass, including mirrors.

Bathroom Cleaner: Spray directly onto dirt, scrub with a sponge or similar tool, and rinse thoroughly with water or warm water. For heavy dirt, leave for approximately 5 minutes before cleaning. For areas above eye level, apply to a sponge or cloth rather than spraying directly to avoid contact with the face or eyes. Use approximately 10 sprays per square meter.

Always test the bathroom cleaner on an inconspicuous area first, as some materials may stain or discolor. Do not use on mirrors, glass, aluminum window frames, aluminum, brass, copper or other metals, wooden items, marble or other natural stone, plaster walls, or light fixture bodies.