Remedy Mold Treatment Concentrate – Case of 10 (16oz)
Original price was: $346.50.$294.53Current price is: $294.53.
Case of 10 • 16 oz concentrate
Ten 16 oz bottles; each makes 1 gallon with purified water, 10 gallons in all. Dilute before use; avoid electronics, artwork and untreated wood.
About $29.45 per gallon of diluted solution, before tax and shipping.
Save $51.97 compared with buying these items separately at their current prices ($346.50). Before tax, shipping and coupon discounts.
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Concentrate or ready-to-use spray?
This mold solution concentrate must be diluted before use. One 16 oz bottle makes 1 gallon of cleaning solution when mixed as directed.
Prefer a bottle that is ready to use? View Remedy Multi-Purpose Mold Treatment Spray (32oz).
Healthy Living Protocols:
Healthy Living Protocols:Test & Treat Vehicles for Mold
User Instructions:
User Instructions:Case of 10: ten 16 oz bottles, makes 10 gallons
Case pricing is 15% below buying 10 single bottles. Every bottle is the same Remedy Mold Treatment Concentrate sold individually and makes 1 gallon when diluted as directed.
Botanical Mold Cleaning and Deodorizing Solution for Chemically Sensitive Environments
Remedy Mold Treatment Concentrate is a powerful, non-toxic cleaning solution designed to support mold-sensitive individuals without the use of harsh chemicals. Made with a proprietary blend of citrus seed extracts and gentle surfactants, this concentrated formula can be diluted and used to clean hard and soft surfaces, deodorize musty areas, or aerosolized for misting applications. Safe for daily use around children, pets, and chemically sensitive individuals, it provides a reliable tool for reducing mold spores and their byproducts from indoor environments.
Key Benefits
- Botanical-based and non-toxic — ideal for mold-sensitive and chemically sensitive users
- Removes mold spores and mycotoxins from surfaces and indoor air
- Neutralizes musty, mold-related odors with no synthetic fragrance
- Safe for use on most washable surfaces and fabrics
- Supports physical removal of mold debris when paired with microfiber cleaning or HEPA vacuuming
- Tested for purity — no harmful byproducts or chemical additives
- Concentrated formula makes 1 gallon of cleaning solution
Directions for Use
Dilute the full 16 oz bottle with purified water to make 1 gallon of treatment solution. Spray on suspected surfaces and wipe with a clean, damp microfiber cloth. Can also be used with a mister or fogger for air and fabric treatment. Do not spray directly on moisture-sensitive items such as electronics, artwork, or untreated wood.
Ingredients
Proprietary blend of natural botanical extracts (including citrus seed extract), gentle biodegradable surfactants, and purified water. All ingredients are food-grade.
Safe for Use On
Countertops, showers, bedding, carpets, drapes, AC vents, HEPA filters, diaper pails, pet areas, furniture, vehicles, helmets, and more. If it can be lightly misted or wiped down, it can be treated.
Storage & Warnings
- Store in a cool, dark place
- Do not ingest
- Keep out of reach of children
- Remedy Mold Treatment Concentrate is not a replacement for structural remediation in the presence of active mold growth
- Always follow with physical cleaning to remove residue after misting
Additional information
| Weight | 186 oz |
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| Dimensions | 3.0 × 3.0 × 8.0 in |
FAQs
What ingredients are in Remedy Concentrate?
The formula is a proprietary blend of natural botanical extracts, including citrus seed extract, paired with gentle biodegradable surfactants and purified water. All ingredients are food-grade. The citrus extracts provide antifungal properties while the surfactants encapsulate and lift mold particles off surfaces during cleaning.
How much cleaning solution does one bottle make?
One 16-ounce bottle dilutes into a full gallon of treatment solution. How long that lasts depends on what you're treating. Routine spot cleaning of a few rooms can stretch a gallon for weeks, while whole-home fogging or carpet cleaning will use it faster.
How do I dilute and use Remedy Concentrate?
Mix the full 16-ounce bottle with purified water to make one gallon. Spray it on surfaces and wipe with a clean, damp microfiber cloth. You can also run the diluted solution through a mister or fogger to treat air and fabrics. Avoid spraying directly on electronics, artwork, or untreated wood.
Can I use this in a fogger or mister?
Yes. Dilute as directed and pour into your cold fogger or misting device. It reaches areas that spraying can't, like ceiling corners and inside ductwork. Keep moisture-sensitive items covered or out of the room.
Can I use a stronger mix for heavy mold?
You can. The standard dilution handles most surfaces, but heavier contamination on carpets or absorbent fabrics may benefit from a stronger mix and longer contact time. Test a small area first, and follow up with HEPA vacuuming. For mold covering more than about 10 square feet, professional remediation is worth considering.
Does Remedy help with musty odors?
It does. Musty smells come from microbial volatile organic compounds that mold and bacteria release as they grow. The botanical formula goes after the organisms producing those compounds rather than masking the smell with fragrance, so the odor improvement tends to last.
Will this trigger asthma or allergies?
The formula has no synthetic fragrances, harsh chemicals, or common allergens that typically trigger respiratory reactions. If you have a specific citrus allergy, test a small area first or check with your doctor before widespread use. Good ventilation during any cleaning is always a smart habit.
What surfaces should I avoid using Remedy on?
Skip anything moisture-sensitive: electronics, paper-based artwork, unsealed or raw wood, and delicate fabrics that aren't washable. For everything else, including countertops, showers, bedding, carpets, drapes, AC vents, furniture, and vehicles, you're good to go.
How does Remedy compare to bleach for mold?
Bleach lightens mold stains but doesn't penetrate porous materials where roots grow, and it leaves moisture behind that can feed new growth. It also produces fumes that are rough on sensitive individuals. Remedy's surfactants physically lift mold and mycotoxins off surfaces without toxic fumes, and it works on both porous and non-porous materials.
Is Remedy better than vinegar for mold?
Vinegar has some antifungal properties, but its strong acidic smell bothers many mold-sensitive people and it can damage certain surfaces over time. It also lacks surfactant technology, so it may kill surface mold but leave spores and mycotoxins sitting there. Remedy removes them physically during the wipe-down.
