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Assorted cleaning products, a pink plastic basket, a yellow sponge, and a pink scoop are arranged against a peach background. Labels include resparkle and abode laundry and dishwashing powder.

Natural Mould Remover

Oxy action to the rescue! These natural mould removers and mould sprays use botanicals, clove oil and hydrogen peroxide to control mould and biofilm without chlorine bleach. From bathroom tiles and grout to damp, mould-prone areas, these will fight mould to keep your home fresh and clean.

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Irene Falcone, founder of Clean Nectarine, laughing and aiming two white spray bottles at the camera, one in each hand, wearing a navy jacket over a purple top with her pink and orange watercolour dot wallpaper behind her

Got Mould? Here Are Four of My Favourite Tried and Tested Toxin-Free Solutions

Irene Falcone, Founder, Clean Nectarine
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    Abode Oxy Action Mould Control Spray

    The original toxin-free mould spray and the best one I have found. This brand was created by Nicole Bijlsma, Australia's Healthy Home, building biologist and mould expert. Clean Nectarine rating: 3/3

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    Simply Clean Simply NO Mould

    This one uses hydrogen peroxide to remove mould and mildew on hard surfaces. Clean Nectarine rating: 3/3

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    Euclove Mould & Bathroom Cleaner

    This uses clove oil, tea tree oil and eucalyptus oil to fight mould and mildew in the bathroom. Clean Nectarine rating: 3/3

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    A Do It Yourself Solution Using Dr. Bronner's Castile Soap

    This soft scrub recipe was shared with me by Lisa Bronner, Dr. Bronner's granddaughter. Combine 1 cup of Castile Soap with 3⅓ cups of baking soda until smooth, stir in 1 cup of water, then add ¼ cup of white vinegar and keep mixing until it's a pourable, foamy consistency. Squirt it onto the mould, leave for a few minutes, then wipe away with a damp cloth. I use the Tea Tree Castile Soap for its antibacterial properties.