Rave-reviewed $3.50 product that lets you effortlessly clean your shower
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A spotless bathroom is a refreshing sight. However, we can all agree that it is one of the most challenging rooms in the house to clean. It’s a daunting chore for many, especially when tackling the tough grime and mould that builds up in the shower.
So, if your bathroom needs a good scrubbing, but you don’t have the time or effort to spare, then prepare to be amazed by this incredible $3.50 product – no elbow grease required!
Andrea, the Aussie mum who discovered the trick, posted her impressive transformation results to a popular social media page and explained the process.
At first, she said she was embarrassed to share how filthy her bathroom shower was, but thanks to one affordable product, the impressive transformation was 'too good' not to share.
The walls and corners of the shower were originally ridden with splatters of dirt and mould, but Andrea only needed one simple thing to leave her bathroom sparkling clean: Ajax Professional Mould Remover Cleaning Spray.
The way she discovered the secret was an accident.
According to Andrea, she sprayed the product on the dirty walls, left it for a few hours, and then wiped off any excess when she returned. But she never intended to leave the cleaning spray on the surface all day.
In the comments section, she explained that she needed to attend to her husband in the hospital an hour away before taking their sick cat with an eye infection to an emergency vet in the opposite direction.
The mum also explained that the exhaust fan in her bathroom had broken down and needed fixing at the time, hence the mould. Despite the chaotic day, Andrea was pleased with her discovery.
Ajax Professional Mould Remover Cleaning Spray (500ml) can be bought at Woolworths for $3.50.
According to the product description, the cleaning spray has a high-tech formula that ‘effectively kills mould in seconds’ with low fumes. ‘Its power foam trigger allows you to target the area with minimal fuss and removes soap scum grime and germs,’ it read.
The mum also shared before and after pictures of her bathroom walls and floor.
‘Second picture of a filthy corner is where my son left his snorkel goggles, hence the build-up. Will attack the glass tomorrow, might even use the same product,’ she wrote.
Ajax Professional Mould Cleaner is safe to use in the bathroom and laundry tiles, grouting tiled walls, plastic shower curtains, concrete patios, and most mould-affected areas. That said, reading the label and following the directions is always a good idea.
This is to avoid making costly mistakes, just like this mum who ended up spray-painting the interior of her car (in white, no less) rather than giving it the cleaning she’d intended. According to her, the problem was that the labelling of the spray paint looked like a cleaning product. This led her to buy the spray paint without reading the label. You can read the rest of the story here.
Andrea’s post amassed a lot of positive attention online. Other parents expressed amazement at the bathroom transformation and thanked the mum for sharing the product recommendation.
‘Don't be embarrassed! We all have life getting in the way sometimes, I will definitely be looking for this stuff in my next shop for my shower. Thank you so much!’ one wrote.
‘I swear by this stuff. It's the best,’ one more replied.
However, others seemed concerned and urged Andrea to scrub the shower to ensure the mould didn’t return. This is because mould infestations can lead to serious health complications if not removed or handled with care. One family was even forced to live in a backyard tent after discovering a mould infestation in their home. You can read more about this story here.
Some also shared their professional opinions.
‘As a cleaner, you will definitely still need to give it a good scrub. The mould will be bleached, but a lot of the build-up of it will still be on the tile & grout surface,’ one commented.
Another recommended Andrea buy a grout brush and scrub the bathroom walls and floors well. ‘Then pour vinegar over all the surfaces to kill all the mould spores. You really don't want to be breathing those in,’ they added.
‘Please don't use this on glass. You only need a glass cleaner sponge and squeeze to clean any glass. Chemicals like this will cause damage to the glass over time,’ one more suggested, while another shared that they would spray again and let the product sit on the surface for a bit before giving it a good scrub.
‘Maybe with Gumption [paste], then rinse with vinegar or clove oil actually kills mould spores,’ they continued.
Do you have other mould-removing tips? Share them with us in the comments!
So, if your bathroom needs a good scrubbing, but you don’t have the time or effort to spare, then prepare to be amazed by this incredible $3.50 product – no elbow grease required!
Andrea, the Aussie mum who discovered the trick, posted her impressive transformation results to a popular social media page and explained the process.
At first, she said she was embarrassed to share how filthy her bathroom shower was, but thanks to one affordable product, the impressive transformation was 'too good' not to share.
The walls and corners of the shower were originally ridden with splatters of dirt and mould, but Andrea only needed one simple thing to leave her bathroom sparkling clean: Ajax Professional Mould Remover Cleaning Spray.
The mum said that she cleaned her filthy shower using the spray. Credit: Gustavo Fring/Pexels
The way she discovered the secret was an accident.
According to Andrea, she sprayed the product on the dirty walls, left it for a few hours, and then wiped off any excess when she returned. But she never intended to leave the cleaning spray on the surface all day.
In the comments section, she explained that she needed to attend to her husband in the hospital an hour away before taking their sick cat with an eye infection to an emergency vet in the opposite direction.
The mum also explained that the exhaust fan in her bathroom had broken down and needed fixing at the time, hence the mould. Despite the chaotic day, Andrea was pleased with her discovery.
Ajax Professional Mould Remover Cleaning Spray (500ml) can be bought at Woolworths for $3.50.
According to the product description, the cleaning spray has a high-tech formula that ‘effectively kills mould in seconds’ with low fumes. ‘Its power foam trigger allows you to target the area with minimal fuss and removes soap scum grime and germs,’ it read.
The mum also shared before and after pictures of her bathroom walls and floor.
‘Second picture of a filthy corner is where my son left his snorkel goggles, hence the build-up. Will attack the glass tomorrow, might even use the same product,’ she wrote.
The mum shared the before and after photos on social media. Credit: Facebook
Ajax Professional Mould Cleaner is safe to use in the bathroom and laundry tiles, grouting tiled walls, plastic shower curtains, concrete patios, and most mould-affected areas. That said, reading the label and following the directions is always a good idea.
This is to avoid making costly mistakes, just like this mum who ended up spray-painting the interior of her car (in white, no less) rather than giving it the cleaning she’d intended. According to her, the problem was that the labelling of the spray paint looked like a cleaning product. This led her to buy the spray paint without reading the label. You can read the rest of the story here.
Andrea’s post amassed a lot of positive attention online. Other parents expressed amazement at the bathroom transformation and thanked the mum for sharing the product recommendation.
‘Don't be embarrassed! We all have life getting in the way sometimes, I will definitely be looking for this stuff in my next shop for my shower. Thank you so much!’ one wrote.
‘I swear by this stuff. It's the best,’ one more replied.
However, others seemed concerned and urged Andrea to scrub the shower to ensure the mould didn’t return. This is because mould infestations can lead to serious health complications if not removed or handled with care. One family was even forced to live in a backyard tent after discovering a mould infestation in their home. You can read more about this story here.
Some also shared their professional opinions.
‘As a cleaner, you will definitely still need to give it a good scrub. The mould will be bleached, but a lot of the build-up of it will still be on the tile & grout surface,’ one commented.
Another recommended Andrea buy a grout brush and scrub the bathroom walls and floors well. ‘Then pour vinegar over all the surfaces to kill all the mould spores. You really don't want to be breathing those in,’ they added.
‘Please don't use this on glass. You only need a glass cleaner sponge and squeeze to clean any glass. Chemicals like this will cause damage to the glass over time,’ one more suggested, while another shared that they would spray again and let the product sit on the surface for a bit before giving it a good scrub.
‘Maybe with Gumption [paste], then rinse with vinegar or clove oil actually kills mould spores,’ they continued.
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