No matter how clean you keep your bathroom, it's possible that mould will pop up here and there because of all the excess moisture.
For this reason, basements and kitchens are also likely to see mould develop, and you might be wondering how to keep it at bay.
Cleaning fans on the Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips Facebook group were in search of a way to quickly get rid of mould, after one person posted about her 'stubborn' spots in the bathroom that, despite scrubbing, wouldn't go away.
And as a solution, many people said that Astonish's Mould and Mildew Blaster did the trick "instantly", the Mirror reports.
The spray comes with a pleasant apple scent, which is a welcome difference from the usual strong smell of mould and mildew removers.
It's described by the company as "the UK’s number one mould and mildew remover", and it can be purchased in all good supermarkets.
It's budget-friendly too, coming in at just £1.25 - meaning each spray works out at less than a penny, so you know it's worth the investment. The low price tag beats out a lot of competitors, with many other mould removers costing almost £4.
The spray can be used on all surfaces, including fabrics, silicone sealant and sinks. You can also spray it on walls and windows that have mould on them, and they won't be damaged.
Mould is more likely to develop in the winter months, as we're less likely to have the windows open - which causes mould to thrive in damp areas with less ventilation.
When asked how best to remove mould, one person wrote: "Astonish Mould and Mildew is fantastic – get a brush, especially for scrubbing (it more or less looks like an oversized toothbrush), spray the mould remover and scrub with the brush straight away and keep repeating – and it really works, believe me I know."
Another commented: "Astonish Mould and Mildew spray… spray on liberally, leave for a few hours then rinse off wiping with a sponge, brought mine up lovely."
"Astonish Mould and Mildew Spray is brilliant. I also use a grouting pen to freshen up the look after it’s been cleaned and dried", said another.
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