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At a Glance
Why Choose This Product
Supports mold remediation and prevention as directed
Dried antimicrobial barrier remains on treated surfaces
Contains no bleach, ammonia, alcohol, acids or VOCs
Treats drywall, lumber, concrete, tile, grout, fabric and more
Eliminates odors associated with mold-prone areas
Supports water-damage cleanup and building-material protection
Product Information
Concrobium® Mold Control® is a ready-to-use, EPA-registered mold cleaner that eliminates existing mold, helps prevent regrowth, and controls musty odors. As it dries, the colorless and odorless solution forms an invisible antimicrobial barrier that encapsulates and physically crushes mold spores while remaining on the treated surface to resist future growth.
The formula contains no bleach, ammonia, alcohol, acids, or VOCs. It is suitable for hard and fabric surfaces including drywall, lumber, plaster, concrete, metal, marble, tile, grout, upholstery, furniture, and clothing.
Concrobium Mold Control does not require dilution. Remove heavy soil so the solution can contact the mold, apply until the surface is evenly wet, and allow it to dry completely. The product controls mold but may not whiten residual stains on contact. Remaining discoloration may require wiping, scrubbing, or a separate stain-removal step before Mold Control is reapplied for ongoing protection.
Use Concrobium Mold Control during mold remediation following leaks or flooding, for prevention in moisture-prone areas, or as a pretreatment on building materials such as drywall and lumber. Before application, correct water leaks, excess humidity, and other conditions that support mold growth.
Common Questions
As it dries, Concrobium Mold Control forms an invisible antimicrobial barrier that encapsulates and physically crushes mold spores. The barrier remains on the treated surface to help resist future mold growth.
Yes. The solution is ready to use and should not be diluted. Remove heavy soil, apply the product until the surface is evenly wet, and allow the treated area to dry completely.
It is suitable for hard and fabric surfaces including drywall, lumber, plaster, concrete, metal, marble, tile, grout, upholstery, furniture, and clothing. Test a small, inconspicuous area when surface compatibility is uncertain.
No. The formula contains no bleach, ammonia, alcohol, acids, or VOCs.
It eliminates existing mold but may not whiten residual stains on contact. Reapplying the product and wiping or scrubbing may help, although some discoloration can be irreversible. If another method is used to remove or cover the stain, reapply Mold Control as the final protective step.
Yes. It can be incorporated into mold remediation and water-damage restoration projects. Correct the moisture source, remove excess water, and dry affected surfaces before treatment.
Yes. Concrobium Mold Control can be used to pretreat building materials such as drywall and lumber to help prevent future mold growth.
Rust-Oleum directs users to reapply it weekly or when mold growth or odor reappears. It should also be reapplied after treated surfaces are washed or painted. Correct the source of recurring moisture before reapplication.
Yes. Concrobium Mold Control is registered with the EPA under EPA Registration Number 82552-1.