WITH the continued cold weather and people trying to cut back on heating bills, it’s the perfect breeding ground for mould and condensation in your home.
It is a common problem in households across the country during the winter months and can be dangerous to our health if left untreated.

Cleaning fans have hailed a mould remover to get their tiles sparkling again[/caption]
Condensation is water droplets that form on a window when moist air comes into contact with a cold surface.
This, in turn, can cause mould which not only looks awful inside the home but can also be a nightmare to get rid of.
Modern buildings, which are often sealed with insulation, can lack the natural ventilation of older homes which traps in more moisture.
Condensation can also be caused by cooking, showering, washing up, doing laundry, gas or paraffin heaters, and even indoor plants.
So it’s unsurprising that cleaning fans are always on the look out for miracle products that can tackle the problem.
And shoppers have hailed a £2.99 buy from Wilko as the “best mould remover ever”.
The Kilrock Brush On Mildew and Mould Cleaner Gel comes in a 250ml bottle and effectively removes all mould related stains such as fungus and algae.
Bosses at the brand say it’s perfect for tiles, grout, baths, sinks and showers, which makes it a “must-have” for a clean and sparkling home.
The brush attachment makes it very easy to apply and cleaning fans claim the gel texture allows it to ‘stick’ to the affected area and work its magic.
But don’t just take the cleaning brand’s word for it, the mould remover has racked up countless five-star reviews.
One satisfied shopper said: “I bought this Kilrodk brush on gel last week as I had some mould in my bathroom which has been difficult to remove.
“I’ve tried lots of other cleaners, but nothing has been able to remove the mould.
“I used the brush on gel to work on some mould spots on the grout between some of our mosaic tiles and found that it worked really well.
“There were some faint black marks still when I rinsed off the gel but I think I could see them because I knew where they were.
“The bathroom tiles looked sparkling. There was an added bonus of the removal of some orange limescale in the corner of the bathroom too.”
A second gushed: “This is the best mould remover I have every tried!
“It removed mould from behind some sealant and got into little places and made everything look so much better!
“I went back and bought two more bottles and gave one away to a friend whose shower is now transformed and mould free.”
A third chimed in: “I love this. It’s so easy to use. I find the brush so useful and of course it really works. This must be my third bottle.”
A fourth added: “Quick and easy removal of mould. Gel formulation is great as it clings to the area you’re trying to clean and thus gives sustained action; all done in 30 mins or less!”
Mould health warning

EXPERTS have warned that untreated mould from condensation cause cause serious health issues.
Pharmacist Abbas Kanani at Chemist Click warns that it can trigger respiratory problems:
She said: “When spores become airborne and are inhaled, they can irritate the airways of someone with asthma.
“It can lead to symptoms such as coughing, chest tightness, shortness of breath, and wheezing.
“Chronic mould exposure can increase lung inflammation, making airways more sensitive and reactive, increasing the frequency and severity of asthma attacks.
For those without existing issues, other symptoms to look out for include nasal congestion and a runny nose.
If you suspect that your health issues are related to mould, especially if symptoms persist and affect your quality of life, you should visit your GP, says Abbas.
Meanwhile, a fifth wrote: “I’ve bought the mould remover to clean my bathroom tiles as they looked quite mouldy due to humidity.
“I applied it to the tiles and after 1 hour they were pure white and shiny. After applying a simple layer I could see the results in a blink of an eye.”
And a sixth echoed: “I have these disgusting black mould on the corner edge inside my bath tub tiles and I’ve tried countless bleaching and it hasn’t touched it at all.
“After just one use of this product I saw noticeable improvement. I will continue to use this and hopefully the black mould will eventually disappear.”