“Fantastic” cleaning spray to “melt” silicone caulk in 30 minutes.

Silicone creates an airtight seal between tiles and your bathtub, shower or sink .

However, due to its porous nature, mold can accumulate, which becomes black or even reddish due to limescale deposits.

In a post on the Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips Facebook page, Emma Rowley said: "Can someone please suggest a cleaner that will remove black mold from bathroom sealant?"

More than 100 group members commented on the post and shared their best tips and tricks.

Ashley Jones commented: "Honestly HG Mold Spray is the best thing I have ever bought, the only product you need. »

The cleaning enthusiast recommended spraying it on the affected area and letting it sit for a few minutes before wiping it off.

Ashley added: "No scrubbing needed, just watch the mold melt. I then clean or rinse the area and make sure the room is well ventilated.

Paula Little said: "HG Anti Mold Spray is always fantastic and will eliminate mold in your bathroom. I use it with all my clients. »

HG mold remover can be purchased from various retailers for around £5 per bottle.

The description says: "HG Anti-Mold Spray destroys all mold immediately and easily. It is a self-active cleaner that quickly and effectively treats harmful black mold stains.

"These dirty black spots caused by mold, moisture or fungal growth often appear on the silicone joints between the bathtub and the tiled wall, in the shower cubicle or on the plaster.

"This causes blackheads that are harmful to your health. HG Anti-Mold Spray removes these stains quickly and easily. Suitable for tile joints, silicone joints and plastering work.

According to the company behind the spray, it helps "destroy even the most stubborn mold" and can produce results "in 30 minutes."

The product can also be used to combat grout discoloration. However, be sure to ventilate the area.

Other recommendations included white vinegar and baking soda, but many people said they had "no luck" with these two natural options.

Jessie Lister wrote: "I would recommend using the silicone again. You can buy a bottle for around £10 and a scraper for a few quid.

"It takes a few YouTube visits to know how to do it properly, but I often find that the silicone mold won't come off."

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