Home Stain Cleaner Gel,Black Stain Remover for Household, 8 Fl Oz

The bathtub edge silicone sealant I had applied about 9 months prior had pinhole mold spots that remained after spraying with vinegar and wiping. It seemed like the mold spots had developed some moderate roots or depth in the silicone that resisted surface cleaning. I had doubts about this product but I was desperate. I applied and let sit for five hours as directed, covering the mold spot affected area in a continuous bead of product, which seems to have used about 20% of the product for one tub edge bead. After 5 hours, there was no visual sign of mold beneath the bead whatsoever. Very, very effective. This will easily be my go-to product now. Smells faintly of bleach, although it does not contain bleach.

Within about an hour, most gunk was gone. We had a lot of dark-colored (mold?) or something was around the grout in the tub. No super strong smell like some mentioned. I used a fan and opened a small window just a little.

The bathtub caulk in our century-old home has been a headache for the forty+ years that I have owned the house. One corner of that tub seems to grow mold in a matter of months even though I use the best, name-brand, silicon, guaranteed mold-free for ten years caulk I can find and try to keep that area as dry as possible in between showers. Spraying the mold with bleach and scrubbing with cleanser does little good and I found myself redoing the caulk in that corner every year. I read about gel-stain removers somewhere recently but the product advertised there seemed very expensive, about $25 for a small container, with advertisements that set off alarms in my head (showcasing 50% and 75% discounts that all ended up at the same inflated price). This GELIVABLE caulk was more reasonably priced and I decided it was worth a try before tearing out and replacing the caulk once again. To my surprise (and delight) it worked! I left it on for much of a day and almost all of the mold is gone. The before and after pictures are attached. There was only a slight bleach smell and the caulk is not as white as I would like but at least the tub is no longer an embarrassment.

This absolutely works but I agree with a lot of the feedback in other reviews. The bathroom tile in my apartment has been stained with mold/mildew since I moved in and I have tried and given up cleaning it several times with products I would buy in person, but figured I should try buying something online made specifically for this. I ordered this as well as another product that comes in a spray bottle and includes a brush, but this seemed more promising and I ordered a separate brush meant for cleaning grout/in between bathroom tiles. First and foremost, as several other reviews have said, this product is definitely some sort of bleach mixture. I smelled bleach as soon as I opened the bottle, so would suggest being careful when working with this especially since it will require a fair amount of manual scrubbing. The product itself is a thick gel consistency dispensed out a nozzle tip. Although squeezing it out of the tube was tricky, I think that the thickness of the gel makes it easier to apply on large areas of tile. Still, I did my best to use the nozzle tip to apply directly in between the tiles. I definitely used way too much product and ended up wasting a lot of it, but I’ve only used it on part of my shower so far so will be sure to use a little less on the rest of the shower. The packaging recommends leaving the product on for 3-5 hours. I left it on for a full five hours before scrubbing. Even before I started scrubbing I noticed that some of the stains had already lifted. The product smells like bleach, but I wouldn’t say it was as overwhelming as some of the other reviews described it (I live in a very small studio apartment). I used a thin brush meant for cleaning tile/grout to scrub and remove the stains. It did require a fair amount of effort, but I was so surprised that it actually lifted the stains when nothing else had before. The combination of the product and a brush with extremely stiff bristles did the trick. I included an image that shows two parts of the tile, one that has been cleaned with this (one the right) and one that hasn’t (on the left). My only disappointment with this is that the gel consistency makes it a bit challenging to fully clean up. After I was done scrubbing I took an old rag to wipe off as much of the excess as I could, then used water to try and rinse the rest of it off. This did not work very well, so ended up having to carefully wipe it off with paper towels. I would definitely recommend this if you have stained grout in your bathroom that has been challenging to clean. I may need to order a second bottle to clean all of the tile in my shower but will do so since it worked so effectively and nothing else has.

This product works. It is very potent even with my bathroom window open. When applying it, I do not think it is that potent. It is more when it is sitting and when you are ready to remove it - it is extremely potent. I had to wear a mask. And again I had my bathroom window open. But again to apply it I didn’t need a mask at all. I only wore dish gloves to be safe. The first day I applied it it worked really great around the caulk of the tub. It made it look brand new. But for some of the grout, it didn’t do as good a job as I had hoped. But I think this is because I was stingy with the product and I tried smearing it into the grout. This was a mistake. A few days later, I tried again and this time I truly made the beady thick line, the very thick line that covered over the grout. This makes all the difference I promise you. So do not be stingy and it really does work. I found it a lot harder to get off of the wall once done. I am used to something that truly just washes away easily, but this does not. I really had to get in there and really wipe wipe wipe wipe wipe. In fact, it worked best using a dry rag to wipe off the bleach. You could also wait a few days where the bleach starts to kind of pearl and bead where you can just kind of rub it. It’s hard to explain. But again getting it off was the hardest part. But it does work.

Look, this stuff works. If that was the only thing that mattered in this review, it would get 5 stars. But there's some MAJOR false advertising. This product is basically chlorine bleach in a gel solution sold by some sketchy Chinese company claiming it's made with *magical* enzymes. Whatever. It's bleach. And it's a dangerous and potentially tile-damaging lie. For one, it's a pain in the rear to clean off--another lie. They said it was easy. It's not. You'll need a scrub brush and a lot of patience. And two, because of this, people were using vinegar to clean it off. DO NOT MIX VINEGAR AND BLEACH. It will release chlorine gas and can kill you. Vinegar does the same thing ammonia does with bleach. What's more, bleach is bad for grout. If you're like me and the grout is super old anyway and your landlord has never replaced it, then it doesn't matter. But if you care, perhaps consider using it only once or look for another product. I've also noticed that some of the mold has come back after about two months, but it's still much better than it was. I have a full bottle that I'll use to do touch ups. So overall, I'm still using it because it works and I like the white grout instead of mold. If you're down with a bleach gel that will get the job done (my shower/tub was BAD) go for it. Prepare like you would while using bleach. Wear a mask, gloves and clothes you don't care about. Be careful where you step after standing in your shower. But for the dangerous lies and dishonesty, this product gets 3 stars.

Holy smokes. This is the real thing. No smell. Takes a little time but no elbow grease at all and the ingredients do not hurt my nose. I LOVE this stuff. Worth it! Oh, and it’s clear. No impact on my expensive, overpriced tiles. Holds on like gel

Easy application and effectively removes mold and mildew. This is my second purchase. I recommend this product.

It doesn't work. I left it for two days and I didn't get any result... Waste of money

Our bathroom has really poor ventilation, and I've always struggled to stay on top of the little black dots of mold that inevitably pop up on the caulk no matter what I try. I found this product on Amazon the other night, and even though it's not cheap at nearly $30 CAD, I figured it's worth it if it works. It works amazingly, so it's absolutely worth it! Very easy to apply, and I didn't find the smell to be too strong. It feels like I have a good half of the bottle left so I can use it again. I only did the caulk around the tub and it looks practically brand new. The product was easy to apply, stuck to exactly where I put it with no running, and wiped off like a charm with paper towels 4 hours later. For the extremely minimal elbow grease involved, I'm very happy with the end result!

This product is basically chlorine bleach formulated as a clear gel (the other ingredients are thickening agents) and the consistency is a little thinner than toothpaste. You apply it to your discoloured shower caulking and over a few hours, the bleach kills and decolourizes the mold growing on it. It does work, but very heavy mildew growth would probably take a couple of applications to deal with. The smell is actually quite minimal given the chlorine bleach content. The fact that the gel is transparent makes it straightforward to gauge how fast it's working (that is, whether the moldy / mildewy caulking underneath is getting bleached).

I've tried other products and tips, but this is the only thing that works. I would 100% recommend this product. I purchased a second bottle already. The bottle is not cheap, but it is super worth it. I didn't need to scrub or bend hard to clean the mildew, but it came off like magic. Thank you for creating this product. You save me from doing all the hard labour and prevent me from hurting my lower back further.

I used the gelivable mold mildew cleaner in on of my bathroom shower I had used other products before but this product did a great job. It is a thick gel so it stays on the molded surface and does the job. The smell was not too strong and the gel wasn’t messy. It came in a 8 ounce tube. They recommend 5 hours but I let it sit for 24 hours. I would buy it again and recommend it for mild mold and mildew