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Is HG mould spray harmful?
When removing mould, it is important to use a product that is both effective and safe when applied according to the instructions. Our HG mould cleaners have been specially developed and officially approved for combating mould, damp and weathering stains on various surfaces. When used correctly, as indicated on the label, these products are safe to use in your home. We always recommend carefully following the usage instructions, taking protective measures and ensuring good ventilation. This way, mould is removed effectively without unnecessary risks to the user or the environment. Always check the manufacturer's maintenance instructions for the surface you are cleaning beforehand.
HG solutions for removing mould
To tackle mould effectively, we offer several specially developed HG products tailored to this cleaning task:
- HG mould remover foam spray: This mould stain remover features a unique foam formula with a less pungent odour. It is easier to target the mould and creates less splashing. The foam remains on the surface longer for better and more sustained action. It is suitable for tiled and rendered walls, including marble and other natural stone, and grout in bathrooms, showers, toilets, kitchens, cellars, basements, saunas, swimming pools, garages and sheds. Spray from 3–5 cm away. For stubborn soiling, spray again after 30 minutes and leave for another 30 minutes, then clean with water and a sponge. The product has a bleaching effect; if in doubt, test first on an inconspicuous area.
- HG mould spray: This product instantly destroys mould in damp areas, both indoors and outdoors, without scrubbing. It is suitable for tiled walls, including marble, silicone grout and rendered surfaces in bathrooms, showers, toilets, kitchens, cellars, basements, saunas, swimming pools, garages and sheds. Spray from 3–5 cm away, leave to work for 30 minutes, then clean with water and a sponge. For stubborn soiling, repeat the treatment. The product bleaches grey and black mouldy areas.
For additional guidance and practical tips, please refer to our advice pages:
Chemical-free mould cleaning solutions
Household remedies and alternative methods for removing mould are frequently mentioned online. We do not recommend using these. Mould is stubborn and requires a product specially developed and approved for this purpose. Alternative methods offer no guarantee of effective and safe results and rarely tackle mould at its source. Always check the manufacturer's maintenance instructions for the surface before applying anything.
- Hot water and mechanical cleaning: In some cases, the surface can be gently cleaned with water and a sponge or brush, but this rarely addresses mould structurally.
- Steam cleaning: Heat can help loosen surface soiling, but does not always deliver lasting results with mould.
- General cleaning products: These are not specifically formulated for mould removal and may be insufficiently effective.
We recommend always using a product specifically developed for mould removal. Test any method first on an inconspicuous area and always check the manufacturer's maintenance instructions for the surface.
Why HG mould spray could be harmful
Our HG mould cleaners are approved products that comply with strict legislation. However, risks can arise if they are used incorrectly:
- Direct contact with skin or eyes can cause irritation if protective measures are not taken.
- Inadequate ventilation during use can cause respiratory discomfort.
- Mixing with other cleaning products can cause unwanted reactions and must always be avoided.
- Use on unsuitable materials can cause damage if maintenance instructions are not followed.
To work safely, we recommend: Always read the label instructions carefully before use. Wear protective gloves and ensure good ventilation. Use our products only for their intended purpose. Never mix different cleaning products. Always check the manufacturer's maintenance instructions for the surface you are cleaning beforehand.
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