What about with Pressure Washing around the outside of home where it has mildew and what looks like Mold?
1798381
I've used Benzarid for pressure washing. It also has a mildewcide in it so it will help prevent future mold and mildew growth in the future. Great product.
1798382
I would suggest bleaching first, let it dry, then use the benzarid fungicide. It will prevent future mold and mildew growth for a long time as it has on my house.
1432027
I hand wash it but not too frequently and have never had mold. Been using since January
999290
I would use warm water or maybe some Woolite to clean the inside. That would be gentle enough. If you are referring to the outside, warm soapy water with a soft cloth should be ok
1410971
I use my everyday during Cross Country season and the only time i ever encountered mildew was when i left just a little watter on the bottom, completely sealed, and left it there for a little under a week. So, Yes, it does mildew.. but not easily. Just clean it and you'll be good
686210
I never had any problems with Mold and Mildew, but I did use those little balls that you can purchase for this unit. My biggest problem was that it left a white, chalky feeling coating on all surfaces within 3 ft. of the unit. It would take too much distilled H2O to got that route. I stopped using it.
216231
the mold should be washed with a 50 /50 mix of bleach and water allow to totally dry out and i would use an oil based stain blocking odorless primer instead
483886
You dont. Hopefully it isnt that badly soiled. I would suggest some anti-microbial frebreeze
671970
I did have one that mold due to rain, I went to blacktoxicmolds.com ( mold on clothes), I used baking soda, I did not want to bleach, due to the color may change. read that site. It is interesting. Hope it helps
1451817
I have not washed mine yet. I live in Portland, OR and its pretty wet here...still no mold or mildew.
1009441
I had the same problem so I first used bleach an water which killed the mold and smell, then I used CLR which did a great job of cleaning it. Hope that helps
1776968
If it's red mold on the outside of the bottle, I just wipe it down with a bleach cleanser. If the shampoo itself is molding, I don't know what to do. That has never happened to me. I would probably throw it away, but also think about whether the bathroom was ventilated well enough.
21179
I've only had mine up for a few weeks so I haven't experienced mildew yet. If they are mildewed then take down the snap-in liner and throw it in the washing machine. Also, I've noticed that my shower curtains tend to mold more quickly when I leave the curtain bunched up after a shower. Don't do that. I've used several different types (mildew resistant, PVC, etc...) and they all mildewed horribly. That's why I bought this one for the easy to remove snap-in washable liner.
1667802
I believe this product is more of a degreaser than a product for mold or mildew. If the boat is not too large to turn over, you can use clorox water to kill the problem. Maybe use a push broom to scrub along the bottom, rinse, and then invert the boat to dry. If too large and heavy, use a cloth and wipe the build-up, or try Kilz paint product .
24463
I use distilled white vinegar too sanitize and prevent mildew. Usually, I will put a tablespoon in and fill with water and let sit for an hour and lightly rinse.
1975710
It has a carbon based prefilter but if the cause is mold or mildew you will have to remove it first.
679199
I just unplug it and clean it out with a diluted bleach solution. I've not had any issues with mildew, but there is yellowing that usually occurs on the last wipe or two - almost like it has been cooked. The inside of the bottom of the container has a slight stain from it. But this should not deter you from purchasing. It is an excellent product if used as directed.
839880
I picked up some Zep "cleaning formula" made for pressure washers at Home Depot. I haven't tried it yet, but it specifically says that it will remove mold and mildew. A quick glance at the ingredients leads me to believe that it is much more environmentally friendly that bleach.