Sugelary Mold Stain Cleaner Gel, 5 Fl oz All-Purpose Gel for Home Use on Washing Machine Gasket, Bathroom Grout, Sink, Shower, Caulk, and Front Loader Seal

I received this literally this morning and already tried it in my washing machine. It works exactly as described! I was blown away at how fast it got rid of the mold buildup in my washing machine. I have tried so many different methods to clean my washing machine and nothing worked until now. I squeezed a bit out around the silicone ring of my washing machine and left it for 3 hours. I then wiped it down and literally all of the mold came off. I ran the machine empty to make sure the remaining product is all gone before running a load of laundry. If you’re unsure, get it. You will not regret it

Ok I am blown away with this product. I tried regular bleach on the mildew on my front loading washer gasket. It didn't budge. Tried scraping to no avail. I purchased Sugelary and it started clearing it right away. I did apply it three times and it got better each time with no work on my part. See the pictures. Second photo shows the product on the stain. THIS STUFF WORKS.

I purchased this in hopes that some of the very light mildew stains that have been appearing in my white shower grout could finally be tackled. After using our shower we always use a non-bleached tile spray and then once a week we use a bleach cleaner to scrub everything down. Despite all of the preventative measures since it's a shower, we're still getting a little bit of light gray mildew spots in the corners and around the soap holder of the shower. I've used the dawn baking soda peroxide method, vinegar, straight up bleach or bleach gels as well as different Lysol products but sometimes the stubborn spots are hard to go away as bleach usually drips or even bleach gels are super runny.I put this product directly on the grout and the first thing that I noticed was the smell which reminded me of a very light chlorine after pool smell. I was worried that when I opened it it would be a really strong chemical or bleach smell but it wasn't like that. I did use gloves as recommended just to be safe, so I applied the thick gel right to the grout. The consistency is what I would call that of like a clear gel school glue. Much thicker than like toilet bowl gel and it really did stay in place. Normally if I try to use a gel on the grout it's like a toilet gel and is much thinner and will drip down the sides of the tub but this stuff didn't do that. That was pretty impressive.I saw that a lot of people who use this use this for the washing machine but since I was using it on my shower and I didn't have really bad mold or mildew, I figured that the minimum of 3 hours would work for me. I applied it, turn on the bathroom fan and closed the door. An hour later I came in to shut off the bathroom fan and I was surprised that again the smell was not strong like bleach would have been. It just had a cleaner kind of smell, again I say that it was like how your bathing suit might smell after the beach if you had it laying in your bathroom. You could tell there was a chemical but it wasn't immediately volatile.. I closed the door but I left a little gap in it and I was surprised that the smell didn't seep into our master bedroom or right into the hallway which again is something that happens with normal cleaners so that was nice.Hour two I looked and I could tell that it was working and a lot of the little mildews spots that I had seen were gone or almost gone so I waited the final hour and then went in to rinse everything down. I took a shower sprayer and I sprayed it several times and then clean the tub really well so that when we use the shower there wasn't any residue left and overall the shower was super clean feeling and there was no residue left. All of the mildew spots were gone and I was very impressed.I will definitely use this again if the problem happens. It's a much better solution than using straight up bleach. The only thing that I dislike is the cost for the size of the product. You can get a gallon of bleach for like $3 or a different product that has bleach in it for much less and then you get more. I understand that this is much thicker and it uses a different chemical, but if you got more product for less money than it would be a five-star product to me. I definitely recommend and just make sure that you keep your kids or your pets away from the bathroom until you've completely rinsed everything or whatever area you use this on. I would purchase this again

Works very well. Disposable gloves came with which is nice. I use it on grout in shower, on the rubber seal in the washing machine and stains on white sinks. Quality:GoodEase of use:Very easy

The proof is in the photos. Just read the instructions and make sure you wipe it completely off. Kept mine on for 24 hours as the mold was horrendous. When you do run your washer make sure you run it with nothing in it or towels just to make sure your clothes don't get stained.

I bought my place back in the mid 90's and always had a little mold issues around the tub in a few spots. I tried rechalking a couple times. I would let the area dry out for a couple days before adding chalk after removing the old. The mold would always come back. After applying this in an hour most of it was gone while one spot took about 5 hours but now no more black. There are fumes. It's a bleach product so either vent it or open up windows. As it dries the smell goes away. To be honest this is quick and beats rechalking over and over again.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Hoped this would remove some old stains on the rubber seal of a front-loader washer. Put it on as directed. Left it for about six hours. Scrubbed it with a toothbrush. Rinsed and wiped. There WAS a slight improvement. Maybe 25% less stain. The stains (old mold which had been repeatedly treated with bleach and Clorox wipes) was lighter. But it was no where near the miracle promised in the product description. Worth it? Sort of. Would I order it again? Probably would not.

The media could not be loaded. I was skeptical after the first overnight application did nothing, but I decided to listen to other reviews and reapply two more times. Each time I applied a generous thick layer of goop either straight from the nozzle or smeared with my hands (wear sturdy gloves or double up!) and let it sit for at least 8 hours. I also made sure to have ventilation in the laundry room and wear a mask because this is some strong stuff! Before reapplying I would scrub a little and wipe off the existing layer before putting on another. Overall it did a good job removing most of the mold stains (as seen in the before and after pics) but some areas remain so it may need a fourth application. I fear that applying too many coats may damage the rubber seal, as I can already see some bleached discoloration where the product was layered on thicker. Overall a much better alternative to buying a new washer gasket, but it’ll never permanently get rid of the mold so make sure to dry off the rubber after every wash!