Shoppers looking to banish mould from their homes are full of praise for a £4 item available at Sainsbury's. The supermarket is selling Cillit Bang Black Mould Remover Spray, a 750ml product that customers say delivers 'amazing results first time'.
According to the product description, the spray "Removes up to 100% of Black Mould. Kills 99.9% of Bacteria and Viruses." The powerful formula combines cleaning agents and disinfectants to get rid of black mould without the need to scrub, leaving a sparkling clean home.
Shoppers Rate the Spray 4.6 Out of Five
The cleaning item has impressed shoppers, garnering over 120 reviews with an average rating of 4.6 out of five. One customer who runs a cleaning business wrote: "Absolutely love this product. It beats a lot of other brands for removing mould. It has never let me down even when the mould has built up. I run a cleaning business and our team use this as part of their kit. Highly recommend."
Another happy shopper said: "We had black mould in shower and couldn't shift it. Was told to spray Cillit Bang on it and leave overnight. Do this twice and marvel at the results!" More praise read: "I brought this a couple weeks ago to help tackle mould around my conservatory windows. Amazing value from Sainsbury's and fantastic product."
Customers Report 'Miracle' Results
Someone else replied: "The best mould remover I've found. I was sceptical but it did exactly what it said it would." A different customer said: "Excellent product! Worked like magic on all of the mould spots. All mould was eradicated and the tile grouting has cleaned nicely leaving a brilliant white finish."
More positive feedback said: "Miracle worker. I sprayed this on a wall that suffers with mould and recently been really back. After 10 minutes of leaving the spray on it had completely disappeared and no elbow grease needed! We have tried so many products but this has wiped them all off the cart. Amazing product."
What Causes Mould Inside the Home?
Mould and damp occur when there is too much moisture inside a building, which might be from condensation, rising damp, leaking pipes, or rain seeping in. NHS advice says: "If you have mould or damp it’s important to find out why you have too much moisture in your home. When you know what’s causing the damp, you can make sure your home is repaired or take steps to limit the moisture in the air."
The NHS adds: "You may need to get a professional to remove mould for you. But, if it’s only a small amount you may be able to remove it yourself. It’s important to wear gloves and a facemask if you’re removing mould. Always open a window if you’re using bleach products to remove it."
