An innovative and eco-friendly mould solution!

Liquipak Two Stage Mould Treatment effectively tackles mould-affected areas and entire rooms, reducing the likelihood of mould returning. Its strong formula encapsulates and eliminates mould spores from a range of surfaces, providing excellent long-lasting biocidal protection.

Both products are safe for use on all surfaces, including carpets, curtains, and furniture (excluding paper books, magazines, and electronic screens). If unsure, it's recommended to perform a patch test first.

- Eco-friendly 
- Cost-effective & easy to use
- Unique residual biocidal efficacy
- Odourless & non-toxic
- Pet & animal-friendly including marine life
- Safely encapsulates & removes spores
- Penetrates to the root
- No rinse formula & VOC free
- Vegan and Halal-certified

Important note: while this product kills mould at its roots and can remove light to medium stains from porous materials like plaster and painted surfaces, it may not fully eliminate the stain. The stain is a result of the mould's metabolic activity, not the mould itself. For more severe staining, redecorating the affected area may be necessary.

Liquipak ECO Organic Mould Treatment Stage 1

The Stage One product is formulated with sustainable, plant-based ingredients that remove the organic components of mould formations. It is environmentally friendly and harmless to wildlife when disposed of. When sprayed on mould-affected areas, it traps the volatile components (the spores) preventing them from spreading within the treated space and beyond.

Directions for use: 

1. Using an application rate of 20-40ml per Sq.m (depending on the level of contamination found) spray directly on the affected area plus a radius of 1 Sq.m around the affected area, using either a trigger spray, pressure spray, or a back-pack sprayer.

2. Use a medium stiff brush such as those used on fabrics and rub the product gently into the surface using a circular motion.

3. Repeat application by spraying and brushing as necessary to remove the visible mould from the surface.

4. Allow to fully dry, we recommend between 1-2 hours. 

5. When fully dry, wipe down the surface with a dry microfibre cloth. (Do not wet the surface). Use only on visible areas of mould contamination.

Liquipak Mould Treatment Stage 2

The second-stage product is a surfactant-based disinfectant. It penetrates deep into the pores of the surface killing off the roots and preventing them from forming again. It then places down a protective layer on the surfaces forming a unique biocidal residual barrier which acts as a defence against surface contamination from mould, and microorganisms that create surface problems that lead to mould growth, slime and corrosion.

It is also proven to eliminate up to 99.9999% of bacteria and pathogens that can cause serious illnesses.

It is deadly to microbes but is perfectly safe for humans and animals. It is non-hazardous to users and has been assessed by the Environmental Agency.

Directions for use: 

1. Once the Mould Treatment Stage 1 has been used, you will then use an application rate of at least 10ml per Sq.m of the Mould Treatment Stage 2 (depending on the porosity of the surface), by applying by trigger spray, pressure spray or a fogging device until the surface is fully coated.

2. Do not wipe or brush, simply spray, and leave to dry. The surface should take between 15-30 minutes to dry fully. 

If using the fogging device, the room must be vacated for at least 30 minutes to allow the airborne particles to settle.

3. The area is now ready to redecorate if required 

Important information:

The products will eliminate mould from hard, non-absorbent materials like plastics, glass, ceramics and metals, and cellulose-based materials like wood and wallpaper.

They can erase light to medium stains on porous materials such as plaster and painted surfaces. Effects appear right away in some cases, while for others it may take up to 48 hours for the products to take full effect and produce lasting results for several weeks, to months or even longer if used correctly.

Wood and paper:

With wood and paper, which are cellulose-based, the stain can pass through the paper, and up to 10mm in depth in wood. The stain is a consequence of the metabolic activity of surface mould, not the mould itself. If the stain is pronounced, it could require redecorating the affected area.

Silicone:

Mould filaments can pass through the silicone, resulting in black spots on the surface that appear impossible to kill due to the silicone's non-absorbent nature. To remove black spots permanently from the silicone, the only solution is to completely remove the silicone, treat the wall with Mould Treatment Stage 2 and reapply a mould-resistant silicone.