Question 1

If product is sprayed onto a shower mat made of "loofa" top and rubber bottom, will the spray cause damage to the mat?

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I wouldn't think so but I don't have experience with that.  I use it on our shower curtain liners, tile spots that develop mold and our outdoor rug on the deck -- a few days of rain and it turns green in places.  Couple of quick sprays...and it's gone.

Question 2

Is this product really as good as advertised?

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It worked really well on my bathtub’s textured bottom. Still a little scrubbing required. Much better than anything else I’ve tried.

Question 3

Why the cost of d bottles is $ 49.  when I buy a bottle at $ 4.99 each?

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Updating my answer from early this month -- it's easier to find what I was talking about by simply searching for 35605 (there is even some on Amazon right now @ a reasonable price, ~$55) instead of CLO 35605.  The refill bottles don't need to be diluted or anything, just pour them into your old container (or the crappy store brand that you may have been using since this has been impossible to find).  One gallon is 128 fl oz, so the 4 gallon $55 refill is essentially 8 of this product, with the hassle of having to use a bit of storage space and refilling container.  One gallon by itself is saving money vs the current price for this offer (~$35).  But Tilex makes a super fine present to friends and relatives, or give it to your neighbors to impress.

Old answer: I couldn't find this for months so I went ahead and bought a four pack of the one gallon "commercial" refill bottle. You can find it by searching for "CLO 35605" (eg using Google "Shop"). I already have a couple of 32 fl oz bottles so it isn't too much of a hassle. Including shipping it was approx. $50 for four gallons. The expiration date on this stuff is generally listed as a year (sodium hypochlorite begins to degrade after about 6 mo, loses ~20% potency per year). It should work fine for ~18 months (unless you're buying from one of these resellers & get a product that's already a year old *cough*).

The single gallon refill container may be easier to find now -- the cheapest I could find about a month ago was ~$25 after shipping. I just bought the 4 gallons for $50 and gave some to my parents. It was a great Christmas "present" considering how hard these are to find at regular price. Laugh. Anyway, best luck for finding the consumer product in the US would probably be a store like Home Depot. But keep your old containers in the meantime (I never had much luck with those awful store brands). =)

Question 4

what is so great about these? I just bought the same thing at walmart for 2.98

Accepted Answer

Search for 35605 either here on Amazon or via Google/Yahoo shopping tab, you should be able to find four 1-gallon refill bottles for ~$50-$55 including shipping.  One gallon is 128 fl oz.  Expiration is one year, but more realistically it's fine for about 18 months from manufacture (so probably 17 months if you buy it direct from a retailer, given the hording situation going on).   BTW, I've had better luck finding this in Home Depot, vs. Walmart or any grocer (much like the N95 masks back in March).

Material Features	Spray
Number of Items	1
Item Weight	2.2 Pounds
Unit Count	64.0 Fl Oz
Item Volume	32 Fluid Ounces
Special Features	Concentrated
Contains Liquid Contents?	Yes
Specific Uses For Product	Sink, Toilet, Shower, Bathtub, Countertop
Surface Recommendation	Ceramic, Toilet, Countertop, Sink, Bathtub, Door, Wall, Shower
Item Form	Spray
Scent	Unscented

Tilex Mold and Mildew Remover Spray, 32 Fluid Ounce (Pack of 2)

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