Rapid Mould Killer Selleys 500ml

I had a few cracked tiles on the roof, over winter moisture travelled in through the cracked tiles and onto the gyprock ceiling. Over a few months, mould began to grow on our new ceiling (See first pic). We finally got the roof fixed and then we bought some Selleys Mould Killer, applied 1 good spray across the area, honestly, within 30 seconds the mould started to disappear in front of my eyes. I applied a gentle rub with a rag, waited 20 minutes then applied a 2nd spray and another gentle rub with a clean rag and the Mould was removed. Unbelievable.The result is the 2nd photo, there is still some discolouring but I put that down to the ceiling drying up after the tiles were fixed. Now all that is required is some painting and it will be new again. I thoroughly ... MoreI had a few cracked tiles on the roof, over winter moisture travelled in through the cracked tiles and onto the gyprock ceiling. Over a few months, mould began to grow on our new ceiling (See first pic). We finally got the roof fixed and then we bought some Selleys Mould Killer, applied 1 good spray across the area, honestly, within 30 seconds the mould started to disappear in front of my eyes. I applied a gentle rub with a rag, waited 20 minutes then applied a 2nd spray and another gentle rub with a clean rag and the Mould was removed. Unbelievable.The result is the 2nd photo, there is still some discolouring but I put that down to the ceiling drying up after the tiles were fixed. Now all that is required is some painting and it will be new again. I thoroughly recommend this product, for the current price of $7.99 for 750ml, you can’t go wrong.

Absolutely incredible. Did exactly what it said it would do. My bathroom and kitchen looks spotless and clean with no mould at all. Just spray and forget about it. Love this product and highly recommend it.

"The fungi contain melanin, and the bleach just takes the colour out, but the fungi are still there, you are just masking it," Mycologist Heike Neumeister-Kemp"Six weeks later it appears to come back, but it was never gone."Heike recommends a vinegar solution to break down the fungi."The vinegar attacks the fungi mechanically," she said, "so it actually, via osmosis, penetrates into the structure and explodes it, so you actually kill the fungi."