Multi-Purpose Bathroom / Kitchen Spray and Wipe 5Litres - Enzyme Wizard

Features

How to Use:
1. Dilute the product at a ratio of 10:1 into the spray bottle.
2. For general cleaning wipe down surface preferably with a micro fiber cloth.
3. In showers that have a slight build up of mould (Black), spray the surface with the mould and mildew cleaner. Use a small brush e.g. like a tooth brush and rub up and down between the grouting while at the same time leaving the grouting wet with solution. On the glass shower doors it is more effective to use a standard cloth than a micro fiber cloth as there is more traction.
4. Can be used in bathrooms to wipe down all surfaces as normal.
5. Mirrors – One to two sprays initially onto mirror and then wipe down with cloth (preferably micro fiber). When it comes to mirrors, less is better.

Important Information:
- For new mould use the dilution rates outlined on the packaging and follow general cleaning instructions.
- For mould that has been there for some time and that is embedded in the grout, mix a 1:1 solution and then scrub the grouting with a soft brush, not a hard brush as the bristles won’t get into the grouting because it is lower than the surface of the tile.
- In hard to reach areas of a shower or in anywhere in the bathroom, spray enzyme into the area for a couple of days, the mould should soften and all that is needed should be to wash the area down with water, if it does not then a bit of high pressure would be needed to loosen the mould.
- Do not mix the enzyme spray with any bleach or oxidisers as this will de activate the enzymes.
- It is also recommended that when starting to use the Enzyme Spray in the bathroom, use new micro fiber cloths and any other brushes or equipment you use, as there maybe residual soap and or scum on the cloths or on the brushes.
- In a lot of cases mould will grow behind silicon in a shower, the quickest and best way to remove the mould is to remove the silicone, spray the area down. Scrub the area with a brush, allow it to dry and then re apply the silicone. For the next couple of days wash the area around the silicone down so that the enzyme spray can soak in.
- The most common area for mould to form is in the corners and along areas where two surfaces meet, this is because when one cleans one tends to miss the area or one cannot get into the crevasse or corner. Some preventative maintenance would be to spray enzyme onto the cloth and then just wipe along the crevasse and in the corners spray some enzyme.