Best method for removing mould from tile grout works on all mould in 30 minutes

Mould is commonly found between tiles and around sealant on baths. It can also be found in kitchens on backsplashes and floors.

Often, mould is found in areas that are seldom dry or in rooms where there is inadequate ventilation.

While removing mould is laborious and difficult, it is worth it for a clean and tidy bathroom.

With this in mind, Mrs Hinch fans have shared their simple solution for removing mould from sealant and mould.

Mrs Hinch, whose full name is Sophie Hinchliffe, is a cleaning and lifestyle influencer with more than 4.6 million followers on Instagram.

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Fans of hers have taken to social media in recent years to share their own hacks for solving common household and garden problems.

On one such group, Lynn Smith posted: “Can anyone advise any cleaning advice to remove the grout stains on my bathroom window and the seal on the edge of my bath? Thanks.”

The post was inundated with responses but the most suggested was to use HG mould spray.

Faye Doyle said: “I’d try HG mould spray on it.”

Carlyne McHugh replied: “HG Mould Spray Remover. Open the window, spray, wait 30 minutes and rinse, walk away.

“It’s really as difficult as that! It works on all mould and staining everywhere except unpainted wood. Original and best.”

HG mould spray can be bought online, from local supermarkets or from hardware stores.

HG Mould Spray costs £5.50 from Wickes and Tesco and £5.23 from Amazon.

Other suggestions from Mrs Hinch fans included using bleach and cotton wool, Cillit Bang, Viakal and Detail.

Leanne Gale said: “Bleach and cotton wool pads and leave for 24 hours.”

Sue Whitaker commented: “Saw someone on TV put some bleach on cotton wool and place on the mould.

“Leave for about 20-30 minutes then take off and the mould has gone.”

Lynne Cottam wrote: “Cillit Bang black mould remover. Leave it on for a while and then wash it off. Brilliant stuff.”

Karen James posted: “Spray with Viakal and leave on for 20 minutes. Rinse and repeat.” Amanda Woods suggested: “Dettol mould and mildew works a treat.”