Remedy Multi-Purpose Mold Treatment Wipes

Regular wipes aren't formulated to address mold spores or mycotoxins. These are pre-moistened with the same botanical citrus seed extract blend found in Remedy Concentrate, combined with surfactants that physically lift mold debris off surfaces. They're fragrance-free, non-toxic, and made from compostable viscose.

Yes. The citrus seed extracts provide antifungal action while the surfactants encapsulate and lift mold spores, mycotoxins, and bacteria off the surface during wiping. You're not just killing mold in place - you're physically removing it, which is what matters for reducing exposure.

Pull a wipe from the roll and wipe the surface thoroughly. Let it air dry. No diluting, mixing, or rinsing needed. Reseal the package afterward to keep the remaining wipes moist. They work on countertops, vents, bedding, shoes, furniture, vehicles, and more.

One wipe handles small items like doorknobs or personal belongings. Countertops and bathroom fixtures take two or three. Larger surfaces like a fridge interior might need four or five. Each roll has 50 wipes at 5 by 7 inches, so one roll covers a few weeks of routine spot cleaning.

On contact. The botanical formula starts working as you wipe, and the surfactants pull mold debris off with the physical motion. For visible growth, you may need a second pass. The wipes handle surface contamination, but they won't fix underlying moisture problems that let mold return.

They work on bedding, curtains, upholstery, backpacks, shoes, and similar materials. Wipe gently and let the fabric air dry completely. For delicate items, spot-test first. If you're dealing with deep-set mold in fabrics, the Remedy Laundry Detergent is a better option for a thorough wash.

Yes, the formula uses food-grade citrus seed extracts with no synthetic fragrances or harsh chemicals. Keep the package itself out of reach of small children since it's not meant to be ingested. Also avoid using them on electronics or anything that shouldn't get wet.

Wipes give you more control on smaller surfaces without overspray or excess moisture. The wiping action ensures you're physically removing mold, not just coating it. Sprays cover large areas faster though, so many people keep both - spray for big jobs, wipes for quick maintenance and travel.

Skip electronics, paper artwork, and anything labeled as not washable or water-safe. Test leather in a hidden spot first. The wipes contain water and botanical extracts, so any surface that can't handle light moisture isn't a good candidate. Everything else - counters, tile, fabric, wood furniture - is fair game.

Yes, and it's a smart habit. Pets track mold spores in on their paws, especially after rain or time in damp areas. Wipe the pads and between the toes before they come inside. The food-grade ingredients are safe for incidental contact. For a full-body wash, the Remedy Pet Shampoo is the better fit.