BenzaRid Pro Mold Killer | Multi-Purpose Fungicide, MildewStat & Disinfectant | EPA Registered | 1 Gal + 32oz

BenzaRid is a cleaner, disinfectant, sanitizer, virucide, fungicide, and mildew stat. It is an EPA-registered mold killer. It can also remediate flood and water damage, disinfect surfaces, and kill mites and H1N1 and H5N1 bird flu viruses.

• It is non-staining and has a light lemon scent. This hospital and industrial-strength disinfectant can kill human Coronavirus and act as a fungicide and mildew stat.
• It is a colorless mold killer professionals use to remediate flood and water damage.
• It is used in hospitals, medical facilities, airlines, schools, and areas requiring multi-purpose virucidal, bactericidal, and fungicidal performance.
• Proven to kill areas infected with HIV/AIDS, HSV 1 and 2, Hepatitis B and C, Mycotoxin Mold (including Aspergillus Niger and others) within 10 minutes of contact.

How to Use BenzaRid Disinfectant

• Pre-Clean: Start by cleaning any visibly soiled areas.
• Apply: Use a sponge, brush, cloth, or spray device to apply BenzaRid undiluted on hard, non-porous surfaces. For spraying, hold the nozzle 6-8 inches from the surface.
• Wait: Let the solution sit and keep the surface wet for 10 minutes to ensure effective disinfection.
• Dry: Wipe the surface dry or allow it to air dry.
• Refresh: Replace the solution once it becomes visibly dirty.

Treated surfaces must remain wet for 10 minutes and air dry or wipe up excess liquid. Do not breathe in the spray.

• Rinse with potable water (drinking water) after use on surfaces that come into contact with food.
• Rinsing floors are only necessary if they are to be coated with a finish or restorer.

BenzaRid will kill all mold; however, it does not remove the black color. It is 100% possible to kill mold without changing its color. Only bleach or high-strength hydrogen peroxide will bleach the color out; however, neither bleach nor high-strength hydrogen peroxide will kill the mold!

• BenzaRid can prevent the spread or regrowth if the water problem is fixed. BenzaRid kills mold without bleaching it out. Getting rid of the mold for good starts by killing all the growth.
• The second step is thoroughly cleaning the area with bleach or high-strength peroxide. This step will diminish or remove the stain left behind by the mold.
• The last step is to respray with BenzaRid disinfectant as a safeguard. This will prevent the regrowth or spread of the mold once the original water problem has been fixed. Some mold remediators may go over the area with a fungicidal sealant or a fungicidal coating to entirely prevent mold regrowth in the future, especially in high-humidity areas.

Yes, BenzaRid is safe to use on metal surfaces including faucets, pipes, and fixtures effectively removing mold and mildew without damaging the metal.

Absolutely! BenzaRid works well on floors, walls as well as ceilings to remove many types of mold and mildew, including Black Mold (Aspergillus niger), in damp areas such as a basement.

BenzaRid not only kills existing mold and mildew but also acts as a mildew stat, helping to prevent new growth in damp, high-humidity areas like showers and laundry rooms.

Yes, BenzaRid is ideal for cleaning mold and mildew from window frames and sills. It eliminates mold and mildew, providing long-lasting protection against regrowth.

This all-purpose cleaning solution is great for every home and commercial setting for executing cleaning responsibilities for a safe and germ-free environment.

• For heavily soiled areas, a preliminary cleaning is required.
• This formula works great on walls, floors, and other hard, non-porous surfaces such as chairs, countertops, sinks, glazed tile, glazed porcelain, and even bed frames.

You can add this to laundry to disinfect anything cloth, including clothing.

• Use 2-4 cups in a typical laundry machine run on a long cycle with hot water. Hot water is best for sanitizing and sterilizing the material; however, if it cannot be washed in hot water, it is okay to wash it as the directions call for it.
• Use 1/4 of the typical laundry detergent you would typically use, including "High Efficiency" detergent. Run the cycle and ensure the soapy feel is out of the material. If it feels soapy, then rerun it with NO detergent. Then dry as usual.

Once a disinfectant gets officially EPA-registered, it allows us to legally promote the disinfecting virus-killing claims on our product's packaging and advertising.

No, BenzaRid is unsafe for ingestion. If, for any reason, you ingest this product, seek medical attention immediately.