Dryzone Anti-Mould Paint Additive 100ml Concentrate - Makes Up to 5L of Emulsion, Vinyl, Silk & Matt Paint Mould Resistant - Prevents Black Mould Growth for Up to 5 Years

I got sick of the mould growing in the top corners or walls and ceilings in rooms with exterior walls. We ventilate the house, run and dehumidifier and still some rooms it comes through. The bleach based spray treatments are aren’t ideal and anti mould paint is expensive. Is this solution? Yes it is. You’re not restricted to the colour of anti mould paint because you add this to the paint of your choice - meaning you can make your favourite colour an anti mould solution. Since we’ve used this, the areas painted have remained mould free. This is a good quality solution that’s easy to use. It’s so much better value for money than premixed paints too!

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First Impressions: I bought the Dryzone Anti-Mould Additive (100ml) for my damp shed, and it seems like a solid product so far. The application process was simple, and the instructions were clear. I mixed it with the paint and applied it to the affected areas. The mould protection seems promising, but as with any anti-mould solution, time will tell how long-lasting it is. Design and Build Quality: The bottle is small but efficient, and the product mixes easily with paint. The anti-mould additive itself is a liquid, and it’s designed to work with regular paints to stop mould growth at the source. The formula seems strong enough to handle minor damp problems without being harsh. Ease of Use: The Dryzone Anti-Mould Additive was incredibly easy to use. I mixed it into my shed paint, and it went on smoothly. No mess, and no complicated steps. It’s great for anyone looking to add an extra layer of protection against damp and mould without a complicated application process. Performance: As of now, the additive seems to be working well, but I’m still waiting to see how effective it is long-term. The shed feels drier, and there’s no noticeable mould growth yet. I’ll be checking back in the coming months to see if it holds up through the winter months. Value for Money: For the price, this 100ml bottle goes a long way, especially if you’re mixing it into a larger volume of paint. It’s a good value considering it provides extra protection against mould without the need for special treatments or sprays. Pros: ✔ Easy to mix with regular paint ✔ Helps protect against damp and mould ✔ Simple application with no mess ✔ Affordable for the coverage it provides ✔ Can be used for multiple projects Cons: ✖ Time will tell if it’s truly effective long-term ✖ Might need to reapply if the damp problem is severe Final Thoughts: The Dryzone Anti-Mould Additive seems like a great solution for keeping your shed or home damp-free. It’s easy to use, affordable, and offers extra protection against mould. I’m hopeful it’ll continue to perform well, and I’ll be checking for results in the coming months! Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5 stars) – Great for tackling dampness with time to prove its effectiveness!

Works perfectly, I added this to the paint for the dining room over a year ago, no mould has returned. This is a cheaper option to buying anti mould paint. Now you can have anti mould paint in any colour you want just add this to the paint.

Easy to mix into your standard emulsion, no particular smell, 3 years on, no further sign of mould, that said, we painted over wallpaper 3 times.

Works well

I'm a big fan of Dryzone, we have used various products from wall rods, damp proof paints etc... When i came across this it was a no brainer to use for my conservatory paint. We recently moved into a 100yr old home that hasn't been looked after very well and the 25yr+ conservatory had a few black mould areas. We treated the mould and added this to the paint, it mixed really easily, the measure down the side made it easier to know how much you needed. So far so good no more black mould in sight. Will be buying again for our bathroom paint once renovated.

Added to a 5 litre tin on white emulsion and it gave the paint a pale greenish tinge. Having to use the paint as an undercoat and buy more white paint to go over it. Hope it actually inhibits mould growth.