Have you used to remove the mold that is in the silicone edge of the bath? Does it works?
899932
Yes. It works very well. I truly like this product. A little goes a long way. Don't use too much because the smell is pretty strong.
899933
If the mold has worked it's way behind the silicone then no but any surface mold it will really do the job. I use on my boat and it is really amazing stuff!!
899934
In one treatment it removed mold from my marble tile, grout, and all the edges that connected to the door. I also used it on the ceiling to remove mold spots up there. I have never been more satisfied with a cleaning product.
224961
I don't remove it between baths. The suction cups are intact. However, some dirt builds up under the mat. I rinse it and use a tub cleaner on the tub.
1009441
I had the same problem so I first used bleach an water which killed the mold and smell, then I used CLR which did a great job of cleaning it. Hope that helps
778896
I've tried to remove it but without luck. So ive had to clean it with a sponge. Not as efficient.
1020228
By using this product, you are attempting to seal out water from the underlying tile/shower floor base /tub or sink. It would work best by having the two surfaces prepared cleanly to get the best, tightest seal. Otherwise you might get water trapped under the caulk strip and then mold will grow. So yes, do it right and remove all the old caulk first.
982373
It does not, but I haven't had abut trouble with mold. Just be sure to squeeze the sponge out before putting it away.
105249
I've had this particular set in addition to other pieces and have never had a mold problem in the 13 months I have owned Kinetic. But, if I did have mold I would most likely use a bleach/water solution.
772236
I did not find a way to take it apart for cleaning... The best method I found was put to it in a jug of water with a bit of bleach and let it "dispense" the bleach solution. After repeating a few times, the odor went away but I'm not sure the mold did.
1051801
I think the Product Description portion of the ad explains just how the process works. Does it work? Yes - completely removed the mold and smell of mold due to a leak in the bathroom. Well worth using.
1383900
Well the problem with any mold is that it's alive, more or less. So, once it starts, one either kills it or does not. What I did (no longer have that machine,) was always wipe the inside of the seal with a solution of pure liquid bleach, applied on a rag, using my finger tip (rubber gloves, OK) as the applicator. That more or less did the job... depending on how bad it was. But there's no doubt it's a troublesome problem. The other thing I frequently did was run a load of HOT water in the empty machine, with about a quart of pure bleach. I think you get the drift: mold is not your buddy; kill it!
2094866
Deeda16 it worked great in my bathroom, I did need to add a little bit of elbow grease but it worked out great for me. I used the direct tip meaning I didn't use the hose or scrub brushes provided. I simply sprayed a small area and wiped the mold away. No cleaners or fumes were used and I made sure I did it in small sections. Hope this helps you.
2265109
What works for us is soft scrub and if mold shows up in a corner bleach and water seems to do it. there are marble cleaner products that are available.
2083668
I tried it on just regular mold in the shower and it didn't do a thing. I wouldn't waste your money. Black mold is dangerous, so I would make sure you use special breathing mask to protect your lungs and hire a professional.
484522
is it because your tub isn't smooth? (because of anti-slip textures?) if that's the case, the only thing I can think of is that you would need to make a 'semi permanent' suction - in a 100% dry tub and with dry suction cups, apply some GE clear silicone to each of the cups. Just a little. Press the cups to where they need to be and probably let it cure over 24 hours. If you ever want/need to remove the pad, the silicone won't ruin your tub at all and should peel up easily. But meanwhile, the pad should remain securely on the bottom of your bath with the silicone. Also, if you DO have a completely smooth tub, try pushing down the suction cupped areas again once the tub is full of water and you're actually sitting/laying on the mat. Sometimes mine will float up but once I restick them (while being in the tub) they'll stay attached. Lastly, maybe try keeping the motor at a Medium level and not High - that might keep the mat more secure as well... I hope this helps everyone - the mat is really a great thing and it would stink if you can't use it :(
932009
No, it stuck to the mold. I wish I could find the original one's I ordered.....those worked great!
362461
I guess it would depend on how much mold and how covered, I would use soap and water with a abrasive brush or sponge, then I would use disinfectant wipes and thoroughly clean it. If it still doesn't come off after doing that two or three times, I'm not sure it would be wise to use it again.
540490
It's not easy to remove if dry . Using water n some soap can easily remove the silicone