Chlorine Bleach is ineffective in killing mold for the following reasons:

1. Too diluted and weak to permanently kill mold.
2. Diminished significantly as the bleach sits in warehouses and on grocery store shelves or inside your home business.
3. Chlorine ions constantly escapes through the plastic walls of its containers.
4. Prevents chlorine from penetrating into porous materials.
5. CHLORINE BLEACH IS NOT REGISTERED WITH THE EPA as a disinfectant to kill mold.

Disadvantages of Using Chlorine Bleach

1. Chlorine bleach lacks the ability to cut through dirt.
2. Bleach loses strength rapidly.
3. Bleach can hide dirt.
4. Bleach damages floor finishes.
5. Bleach damages fibers, carpets etc.
6. Bleach corrodes hard surfaces.
7. Bleach causes health concerns.

Mold Remover Advantages

1. Non-Toxic
2. VOC Free
3. Non-Corrosive
4. Perfume/EnzymeFree
5. Colorless
6. Odorless
7. Antimicrobial that performs against bacteria, yeasts, viruses, fungi, spores, and mold.
8. Its is very effective at low concentrationsover a wide pH range
9. Very effective in controlling airborne pathogens,odors, etc.
10. Can be used as hospitalgrade disinfectingand sanitizing.
11. Can be used in the agricultureindustryas a fungicide and to protect crops from viruses and bacteria.
12. Used as a sanitizing rinse on food products,and protects from spoilage.
13. Used in processingarea to prevent E-coli, Listeria and Salmonella.
14. Effectivefor the use of water treatment in preventingand controlling algae blooms.
15. Effective against cryptosporidiumpresent in drinkingwater and legionella in coolingtower water.
16. Excellent in penetratingporous material,such as wood, concrete, wallboard, etc.