Concrobium 25326 Mold Control Spray, 32 oz

Odorless, my daughter & I purchased this because of our battle with moldy, mildewy smell. The direct effect of a toilet flood. We moved here to Michigan because the air is cleaner, people are polite and we've found the most perfect spacious home; with just so much scenry, beautiful water fowl, fishing I could go on but I won't.I'll just acknowledge that I've been blessed😇After the flood😷 sigh! We had the rugs deodorized twice. We diffused essential oil, dropped oil droplets into vents. We bought so many cleaning products-- Bleach, air freshers & plenty of home remedies from friends. Finally, my daughter took to one of her better qualities [besides being an excellent life coach, Super Hero daughter etc.] Researching! She found this product. We used it liberally.It warns "Do NOT use on fabrics." I did🙄🤨🤔even without testing. We were just at the end of all hope. Frustrated, irritated almost hopeless. We bought the mold & mildew spray not the "test your areas for mold & 9•5x's the test would prove yes at certain degrees. Yes, she and I lived in it! Test proven.🤔There weren't any crystals so, I gather no extremely dangerous mold & mildew. I continued to use this product not sure if it was working? However, it was working. For the first time in weeks we were able to breathe Inhale Exhale & all seemed back to normal. Just a clean ordinary scent however I kept spraying in crevices just to be sure. I also took it to the kitchen area treated the things I thought might pick up mold because of where we live.I found a pair of sandals in the bottom of a storage closet.Mold on important tax papers (which we immediately threw out certain our preparer had copies of a 6 or 7th yr package filled with paper.) The yellow leather sandals were covered in mold I didnt want to throw them away so I clean them and sprayed them until wet put them out on the porch a few days. They're fine now just kept in protective wrapping when stored.So yes. I did get my money's worth plus I'm going to buy another bottle. This bottle went a long long ways. I reccomend buying this product for diy clearing away mold & mildew.

Screen porch had black mold spots on lower wooden walls. Simply spraying did not remove the mold, but after scrubbing the spots and musty smell were gone. The wood has a rough surface, which made the job a bit more laborious, but definitely worth the effort.

Seems to do its job. Bought this because I had my old truck parked in the shade all winter and started to get mold on my seats. Sprayed this and it seems to have killed most of it, reapplied it and set the truck in the sun now to try to finish it off. Will probably have to use the carpet cleaner to get the mold smell out though. The spray bottle didn’t work when I first got it, no matter what I did. Ended up having to go buy a cheap one from the dollar store to actually apply it. It also smells faintly, so I recommend venting the area you use it in. I also recommend wiping down the areas or items you used it on a couple days after the mold/mildew dies off for residue.

This product worked well. It laundry room ceiling was covered in mold. We cleaned it with bleach but it came back. My husband did some research and found this product. We used it about a month ago and it easily took away the mold without a lot of scrubbing. So far, so good. It’s been over a month and the mold hasn’t returned.

Have used this product in the past and it works pretty well. The problem is packing. The bottles are spray bottles and are not sealed. They were laid over on their sides inviting leakage out into the cardboard shipping container.This is a very expensive product and getting a mushy box won't cut it.

Kills Mold like a relentless Sherman Tank crew! Perfect for slime molds, velvety green/black molds, all molds in general. It also is a good pinch hitter when cleaning the tub too!

I am very surprised that this is able to be sold for mold removal. I didn't look at the active ingredients before I bought the product and I regret that. The active ingredient is Sodium Carbonate (soda ash). I could find no information online (other than the manufacturer's website) that Sodium Carbonate removes mold. I asked the manufacturer (Rust-Oleum) why the mold wasn't killed when they sell it for that purpose. I was informed that the mold probably leaves a black stain but the mold should be killed.I asked what to do about the stain and they said that it has to be removed with more product and a brush. asked how I would know if the mold was actually active or just a stain and I was told that I'd have to have it tested. That's not very practical it seems. At least with bleach I know that the mold is dead when it's no longer visible but I fully understand it can grow back.I'm trying to kill mold on a drywall ceiling so I don't really want to use bleach but at least I know it will kill the mold. This seems to be a very ineffective product. You'd never know if you had actually killed the mold or not because it is not oxidized as would happen with bleach or peroxide.

First saw this used at work in a building that had a moisture problem and black mold was on the sealing. It worked so good that I ordered some for my house. It does take a little while for a noticeable difference, but applied correctly, the mold will go away.