Bathroom mould gets worse in humid weather because moisture stays in the air and on bathroom surfaces for longer. Add steam from showers, condensation on cooler tiles and walls, wet grout and poor ...
Why Bathroom Mould Grows in Humid Weather and What to Do
For marble and other acid-sensitive natural stone, we recommend a mild, pH-neutral cleaner, warm water and a soft microfibre cloth. Caesarstone needs different care and can usually be cleaned with ...
How to Choose a Natural Cleaner for Marble, Caesarstone and Delicate Bathroom Surfaces
Yes, we can use bicarb soda and bathroom cleaner to clean tile grout, but we do not recommend automatically mixing them together. For everyday dirty grout, we start by making a paste with bicarb so...
How to Clean Tile Grout with Bathroom Cleaner and Bicarb Soda
Clove oil can help with mould because it contains eugenol, a compound with documented antifungal activity. For a small, manageable mould problem, a DIY clove oil spray can be low-cost and gives you...
Clove Oil for Mould: DIY Recipe vs Ready-Made Spray
No, we would not call bleach the best all-round mould cleaner for routine household use. Bleach can disinfect compatible surfaces and lighten dark mould stains, but removing the visible colour does...
Is Bleach the Best Mould Cleaner? Safer Alternatives Explained
The best natural bathroom cleaner in Australia should do more than have a green label or a pleasant scent. We look for a cleaner that can handle soap scum, bathroom grime and mould-prone areas whil...
Best Natural Bathroom Cleaner in Australia: What to Look For & Ingredients to Avoid
For most family bathrooms, we recommend a simple routine: ventilate the room, clear away loose items, clean mirrors and sinks first, move to the shower or bath, clean the toilet last, then dry the ...
Non-Toxic Bathroom Cleaning Checklist for Families
For most bathrooms, we recommend checking mould-prone areas every week after the first thorough clean and treating new visible mould when we see it. We may need to check more often if the bathroom ...
How Often Should You Use a Bathroom Mould Cleaner Spray?
If we have a septic tank or greywater system, we need to think about more than whether a mould cleaner removes the marks we can see. We also need to consider what happens when cleaning residues go ...
Natural Mould Cleaner for Septic and Greywater Systems
Yes. A natural cleaner can help remove mould growing on the surface of silicone sealant. However, if black mould has worked into old, damaged or deteriorating silicone, cleaning may not fully resto...
Mould on Silicone Sealant: Can a Natural Cleaner Help?
Shower mould usually grows because moisture stays on bathroom surfaces for too long. Steam, condensation, poor ventilation, leaks and water sitting around grout or silicone can all create the damp ...
Shower Mould: Causes, Cleaning Steps and Prevention Routine
Eucalyptus, tea tree and clove oil can each play a useful role in a well-formulated bathroom cleaner. We use concentrated clove oil as our mould-focused ingredient, while tea tree and eucalyptus oi...