Mold cleaner recommendations for caulking

Awesome...I can't wait to try the SS this season. I hate that F'in mold.

FWIW...Nautical One worked great on my cushions, but didn't do anything on the sealant.

PSA - Grady uses GE silicone caulk. SCS1700 - Almond
 
PhilFishes said:
Just ordered this. Exactly the advice I was hoping for from this forum. Thank you, folks!
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Tilex mold and mildew spray is the same as this product and less costly. Most of the marine cleaners on the market are re-packaged household cleaners that come with a premium price tag because the label says “marine”.

Spray on the tilex, wet a paper towel with water and tilex, lay the paper towel over the mold stain that you sprayed and cover it with plastic wrap. Tape down with blue painters tape.

Let is sit for 24 hours. The stain should be gone. If not, repeat. If that doesn’t work after 2 tries, then you’ll need to remove the caulk, clean with tilex, wipe and let dry and then re-apply the caulk.
 
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JJF said:
Awesome...I can't wait to try the SS this season. I hate that F'in mold.

FWIW...Nautical One worked great on my cushions, but didn't do anything on the sealant.

PSA - Grady uses GE silicone caulk. SCS1700 - Almond
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Do you know if there is a way to buy just a single use amount of this anywhere? Amazon only sells it in packs of 12. Do the dealership carry it?
 
Try using a paste of baking soda and water with a soft brush—it’s gentle on caulking but can help lift mold spots.
 
Rustygaff said:
Make a slurry of common powdered cleanser containing bleach (Comet etc) and slop it into the joint. Let it sit for a couple of days and keep it wet. Then rinse well.
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THIS WILL DO IT…I TRIED A BUNCH OF THINGS ON BATHROOM TUB CAULKIING ..BLEACH SOAKED PAPER TOWELS OR TP LEFT ON OVERNIGHT DOES IT
 
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