Is Bathroom & Shower Cleaner anti-microbial or anti-mould?Updated 7 days ago
TL;DR: Bathroom & Shower Cleaner is strong on soap scum, body oils, and bathroom grime, but it is not sold as an anti-microbial, disinfectant, or mould-killing product. It helps remove visible surface grime, which is what makes bathrooms look and feel cleaner.
What it does
Helps lift soap scum, mineral film, and bathroom grime so it can rinse away.
What it doesn’t do
It is not a disinfectant and does not claim to kill mould.
Best use
Spray, let it sit briefly, scrub, rinse, and dry the surface well.
What does Bathroom & Shower Cleaner do?
Soap scum
Breaks it up so it rinses away.
Light surface mildew
Can help lift it on hard, non-porous surfaces.
Foam and rinse
Works best when you let it dwell, then rinse and dry.
What doesn’t it do?
Not a disinfectant
No anti-microbial or biocidal claim.
Not a mould killer
Embedded mould in grout or silicone may need more than cleaning.
Use the right surface
Best on bathroom finishes, not every surface in the home.
How should I clean visible mould safely?
1. Ventilate
Open a window or switch on the fan. Wear gloves if needed.
2. Let it dwell
Spray, then leave it for 1 to 2 minutes on hard surfaces.
3. Scrub, rinse, dry
Finish with a gentle scrub, rinse well, and dry the area fully.
How do I stop mould coming back?
Squeegee after showering
Use a Bathroom Squeegee on glass and tiles.
Keep air moving
Run the exhaust fan or open a window for around 20 minutes after showering.
Dry the room
Dry seals, ledges, cloths, and mats so moisture doesn’t linger.
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Last reviewed: July 2026 · Koh UK