Could anyone please tel me how i can remove small black dots of mould that is just starting to appear around my bath and shower sealant.I dont want to have to replace the sealant if not necessary as my bath and shower was only installed just a year ago. I was wondering if anyone could recommend a spray,etc as mould and mildew sprays i have tried from diy shops have not worked at all. thank you any suggestions much appreciated.

marion, January 2010

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David Jones, October 2012

I have found that spraying with Dettol Mould and Mildew Remover works quite well, but it is dependent on how severe the spotting is. I leave it on for longer than the stated time on the container, usally about 30 to 45 minutes. I spray it on the tiles as well and it cleans off any spotting on the grouting. If the mould has got into the sealant to any depth then I'm afraid youv'e had it and it will need to be replaced. Good Luck

Barry Lowther, January 2010