Tired of scrubbling stubborn grime out of your bathroom grout? Put the brush down.
The secret to a truly sparkling bathroom isn’t hard scrubbing, it’s oxygen. Unlike traditional chlorine bleach that simply strips the color from mold so you can’t see it (even though it’s still there), OxyWash gets to the root of the problem. When mixed with warm water, OxyWash triggers an instant reaction that releases millions of tiny, highly active oxygen bubbles.
These bubbles aggressively shatter the chemical bonds of dirt and soap scum, physically lifting trapped grime out of the microscopic pores in your grout. Even better, this effervescent oxidation process actually destroys the cellular structure of mold and mildew spores at the source. Instead of scrubbing for hours, a simple overnight soak lets this deep-cleaning chemical reaction do all the heavy lifting while you sleep.
Here is what happens when you apply it to your wet bath tiles:
The oxidation process actually destroys the cellular structure of mold and mildew.
- Warm water and Oxywash, when mixed, trigger an instant reaction. It breaks down into washing soda and hydrogen peroxide, which rapidly decomposes to release millions of tiny, highly active oxygen bubbles.
- Bathroom grout is highly porous, acting like a trap for dirt deep beneath the surface. The effervescent bubbling physically lifts that trapped grime out of microscopic crevices, bringing it to the surface so your scrub brush can effortlessly sweep it away.
- Destroying Mold at the Source: Chlorine bleach often just strips the color from mold so you can’t see it—but it’s still there. The oxidation in OxyWash actually destroys the cellular structure of mold and mildew spores. This is why giving it a good overnight soak is highly recommended; it gives the oxygen enough time to completely break down those stubborn fungal structures.
Ready to let the bubbles do the hard work for you and finally say goodbye to gross grout? Grab your tub of OxyWash today and watch years of bathroom grime melt away!
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