Specifications for iDestroy - Mould Remover & Preventative Treatment
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Size
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750ml
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5L
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15L Drum
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We’ll break the mould.
iDestroy quickly removes mould and staining from indoor and outdoor hard surfaces. iDestroy is super easy to use and the results are amazing. Just ‘apply & leave’ and it will eat up mould, staining and soils. The residual product continues to work after application, helping to prevent mould from coming back.
The iDestroy formulation is revolutionary and draws on over 50 years of research and development. Let all of our hard yards, work for you xo
Where to use
iDestroy is suitable on surfaces such as painted plaster walls/ceilings, concrete, pavers, stone, Colorbond, stencil/stamped concrete, roof tiles, hard court tennis courts, synthetic grass, tiles, terracotta, bricks, sandstone and granite.
The benefits
• Removes mould, algae, moss, mildew and green slime.
• Residual effect helps prevent mould from coming back.
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
• Easy ‘apply & leave’ application.
• Works fast. Immediate results.
• Removes stains, odours and soiling.
• Built-in corrosion inhibitor.
• Powerful sanitiser and odour remover.
• No scrubbing or rinsing is required.
• Australian-made and owned.
iDestroy is ready to use. Do not dilute.
Fast, easy ‘Apply & Leave’ application
1. Blow, broom, or vacuum any dust, dirt, or debris from the surface.
2. Apply when the surface is dry.
3. Work away from direct sunlight and on a cool, preferably shaded area.
4. Apply to the surface using a sprayer, or watering can, or pour directly onto the surface then spread the product around for even coverage with a soft bristled broom or window washer.
5. If necessary, hose the area after to remove any heavy surface debris and grime that was trapped by the mould and lightly apply and leave a second coat.
6. By leaving the product on the cleaned surface, it will give you residual mould prevention.
7. Apply a second coat in order to leave the best possible preventative mould treatment.
Important: When using a sprayer to apply iDestroy, wear a suitable respirator/face mask. Avoid spraying or misting in areas with low or poor ventilation.
Coverage
Coverage is heavily dependent upon the texture and porosity of the surface as well as your application method. The estimated coverage for a rough, grouted, porous surface via the pour and brush method is approximately 12m² per litre. The estimated coverage for a smooth, non-porous surface via the spray-on method is 50m² per litre.
Handy tips
Always test in an inconspicuous area before using any cleaning solution on a surface for the first time. Some surfaces can be sensitive to moisture and particular chemical types.
Synthetic grass tennis courts:
When treating a synthetic grass tennis court begin at the highest point. Work in sections (we recommend an area of the full width of the court by approximately 2 meters of the length), and pour or spray the product on top of the surface. The iDestroy will begin to work immediately and will be pulled down through the carpet and sand completely cleaning it. Heavily affected areas may require some scrubbing with a stiff bristle broom. Continue this procedure for the full length of the court.
Roofing:
Clean the area to be treated (we recommend an area of approximately 2 meters wide and the full height of the roof), and spray the product on liberally starting from the top and working down. Due to rapid runoff, second applications are often required. Some scrubbing with a stiff bristle broom may also be required. If necessary, hose thoroughly removing all trapped dirt and grime to complete the cleaning process. Ensure all down pipes are disconnected or blocked to prevent any runoff pollution from entering the stormwater system.
Brick, concrete, and stone walls:
Apply the product in the same way as above for roofing. Trouble spots may require a second application. Hose the wall down well to complete. iDestroy will not harm plants provided the plants are hosed down well should they come into contact with the product.
Is iDestroy just bleach or chlorine?
Definitely not, if you are after just bleach or chlorine, we manufacture and supply both of those products. They are very basic chemistry. iDestroy does contain some bleach within the formulation to assist with destaining, odour control and sanitising. iDestroy contains an innovative blend of ingredients to give you the very best performance on mould including mould inhibitors, surfactants, wetting agents, corrosion inhibitors and a few other cool tricks we’ve learnt over the 50 years of research and development.
Still don’t believe us? Give the iDestroy bottle a shake. See how it foams? Then give some bleach or chlorine a shake and see the difference :) It’s definitely not just bleach. Check out the SDS too and compare it. Use it, compare it, and be prepared to be amazed.
Is iDestroy toxic?
No, it is not toxic. It is also not Dangerous Goods. Feel free to check our SDS (Safety Data Sheet) to learn more.
Is iDestroy pet friendly?
No, we certainly don’t recommend you use this on your pets. However, surfaces are safe for humans and pets to touch once the product has completely dried.
Is iDestroy septic safe?
No, don’t let it go into your septic system as it will kill the good bacteria in there.
Is iDestroy safe on carpets, upholstery and canvas?
No, it is not safe to use on any form of textiles including your carpet, rugs, upholstery, clothing, curtains, canvas, cushions etc.
Is iDestroy safe to use in a sprayer?
iDestroy may damage some types of spraying equipment. Check with the sprayer manufacturer for the suitability of the product in their sprayer before using it. The sprayer must be able to handle highly alkaline liquids and chlorine.
What is the ingredients list for iDestroy?
If we told you we'd have to kill you! Just joking :)
Sodium Hypochlorite, Potassium Hydroxide, Sodium Hydroxide, Mould inhibitor (proprietary blend), Surfactant (proprietary blend), Wetting agent, Corrosion Inhibitor, Demineralised Water.
Check out the SDS (Safety Data Sheet) for more info on ingredients and % amounts. This is located in the 'SDS + Documents' tab of the products page.
