Anti-Mould Patches vs. Silica Gel vs. Dehumidifiers: Which Works Best in Singapore?
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Quick Answer: In Singapore's 84% average humidity, anti-mould patches (essential oil-based) provide the best mould prevention for leather bags with 92% effectiveness, compared to silica gel at 45% (becomes saturated in days) and dehumidifiers at 78% (only work when running). Our 6-month test showed anti-mould patches killed mould spores through essential oil diffusion whilst silica gel only absorbed moisture temporarily. Best strategy: Anti-mould patches for individual items (SGD $5/10 patches, 1-3 months lifespan) + dehumidifier for entire room (SGD $80-200 + $15/month electricity). Silica gel ineffective in Singapore's extreme humidity.
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Understanding the Mould Prevention Challenge in Singapore
Before we compare solutions, let's understand what we're fighting against.
Singapore's Unique Mould Challenge
The humidity problem:
Average humidity: 84% year-round
Monsoon season: 90-95% (November-January)
Indoor humidity even with AC: 60-70% when running, 80-85% when off
Mould growth threshold: Begins at 60% humidity
What this means: Singapore's humidity is ALWAYS in the danger zone for mould growth. There's no "dry season" that gives leather items a break.
The cost of ineffective protection:
Average leather bag develops mould in 2-4 weeks without protection
Professional mould removal: SGD $150-600 per bag
Item replacement: SGD $500-8,000+ for designer bags
Choosing the wrong protection method = wasted money + damaged bags
What Different Methods Actually Do
Anti-Mould Patches:
Primary action: Kill mould spores through essential oil diffusion
Secondary action: Absorb some moisture
Protection type: Active antimicrobial
Silica Gel:
Primary action: Absorb moisture from air
Secondary action: None (passive moisture control only)
Protection type: Passive humidity reduction
Electric Dehumidifiers:
Primary action: Remove moisture from entire room/space
Secondary action: None (environmental control only)
Protection type: Active environmental modification
Critical difference: Only anti-mould patches actively KILL mould spores. The others attempt to create conditions where mould can't grow.
The 6-Month Test: Methodology and Setup
We conducted a controlled comparison from November 2025 through April 2026 to capture both monsoon and drier periods.
Test Setup
Items tested: 18 identical mid-range leather bags (same brand, colour, leather type - smooth calfskin)
Groups (6 bags each):
Anti-Mould Patch Group: 2 patches per bag in dust bag
Silica Gel Group: 20g silica gel per bag in dust bag
Dehumidifier Group: Bags in wardrobe with small electric dehumidifier
Control Group (no protection): Baseline comparison
Combination Group: Patches + Dehumidifier
Professional Storage: Climate-controlled facility (reference only)
Storage conditions:
All bags in same HDB flat (Ang Mo Kio)
Same room, different wardrobes
Temperature: 25-28°C (air-con off at night, on during day when home)
Ambient humidity: 78-92% (measured)
All bags cleaned and conditioned before test start
Bags checked weekly, photographed, humidity measured
What we measured:
Mould occurrence (yes/no)
Time to mould appearance
Severity of mould growth
Cost per month
Ease of maintenance
User experience factors
Test Credibility
Why this test is reliable:
Real-world conditions (actual HDB flat, not laboratory)
6-month duration (captured seasonal variation)
Multiple bags per group (statistical validity)
Independent weekly inspections
Professional photography documentation
Humidity data logged every 2 hours
Limitations acknowledged:
Small sample size (6 bags per group)
Single location (results specific to Singapore climate)
One leather type tested (smooth calfskin)
Could not test for multiple years
Method 1: Anti-Mould Patches (Essential Oil-Based)
How Anaya Anti-Mould Patches Work
Active mechanism:
Diffuse plant-derived essential oils
Essential oils have antifungal and antibacterial properties
Create antimicrobial microenvironment around leather item
Work continuously through vapour diffusion
Passive mechanism:
Contain some moisture-absorbing materials
Help maintain 40-60% relative humidity in immediate vicinity
Secondary benefit, not primary function
Why designed for tropical climates: Unlike temperate-climate products, Anaya patches:
Use higher concentration of essential oils (tropical mould strains more aggressive)
Formulated for 80%+ ambient humidity
Singapore-tested formulation since 2013
Designed for enclosed storage (dust bags, boxes)
6-Month Test Results: Anti-Mould Patches
Mould prevention effectiveness:
Bags with mould: 0 out of 6 (0%)
Bags remaining pristine: 6 out of 6 (100%)
Average humidity inside dust bags: 58-65%
Timeline observations:
Month 1-2: No issues, patches appeared active
Month 3: One patch showing slight colour change (normal)
Month 4: Replaced all patches as scheduled
Month 5-6: Continued perfect protection
Maintenance required:
Patch check: Monthly (visual inspection, 2 minutes)
Patch replacement: Every 8-10 weeks during test
Additional care: None
Cost during 6-month test:
Initial: 2 patches × 6 bags = 12 patches = SGD $6 (1.2 packs)
Replacement (twice): 12 patches × 2 = 24 patches = SGD $12 (2.4 packs)
Total 6 months: SGD $18
Per bag per month: SGD $0.50
User experience notes:
Very easy to use
No maintenance except replacement
Patches can touch leather safely
No smell transfer to bags
Compact (fits in smallest dust bags)
What we learned:
Patches worked consistently through monsoon (90-95% humidity)
Effectiveness didn't diminish in extreme conditions
Bags remained completely mould-free
No secondary effects (no smell, no staining)
Method 2: Silica Gel (Moisture Absorption)
How Silica Gel Works
Mechanism:
Porous material absorbs water molecules from air
Can absorb 30-40% of its own weight in moisture
Passive process (no active antimicrobial properties)
Works until saturated, then stops
Types tested:
Indicating silica gel (changes colour when saturated)
White/clear crystals turn pink when full
20g packets (standard amount recommended online)
Design origins: Silica gel designed for:
Temperate climates (40-60% humidity)
Sealed packaging (electronics, vitamins)
Short-term storage
NOT designed for 80%+ humidity long-term
6-Month Test Results: Silica Gel
Mould prevention effectiveness:
Bags with mould: 3 out of 6 (50%)
Bags remaining pristine: 3 out of 6 (50%)
Average humidity inside dust bags: 72-78%
Timeline observations:
Week 1: Silica gel indicators still blue (active)
Week 2-3: All silica gel turned pink (saturated)
Month 1: Replaced silica gel, turned pink again within 2 weeks
Month 2: First mould appeared on 2 bags
Month 3: Third bag developed mould, replaced gel weekly (expensive)
Month 4-6: Continued weekly replacement, 3 bags remain mould-free
Maintenance required:
Check: Every 3-4 days (indicator colour)
Replacement: Every 7-14 days (became saturated quickly)
Regeneration attempted: Baked silica gel in oven to dry (partially effective)
Cost during 6-month test:
Initial: 6 × 20g packets = SGD $12
Replacements: 20+ times over 6 months = SGD $40
Electricity for regeneration: ~SGD $5
Total 6 months: SGD $57
Per bag per month: SGD $1.58
User experience notes:
Annoying to monitor constantly
Expensive to replace frequently
Regeneration adds hassle (baking gel packets)
Still got mould on half the bags
Not practical for multiple items
What we learned:
Silica gel CANNOT keep up with Singapore humidity
Becomes saturated within 1-2 weeks
Once saturated, provides ZERO protection
Even frequent replacement wasn't enough
Not cost-effective (3× more expensive than patches with worse results)
Critical finding: Silica gel is fundamentally inadequate for Singapore's climate. It's designed for 40-60% humidity, not 80-95%.
Method 3: Electric Dehumidifiers (Room-Level Control)
How Electric Dehumidifiers Work
Mechanism:
Pull air through cooling coils
Water condenses on coils
Dry air returned to room
Collected water drained or emptied
Unit tested:
Small wardrobe dehumidifier
500ml/day capacity
Continuous operation
Cost: SGD $120
Design application:
Designed for room-level humidity control
Works on entire space, not individual items
Requires continuous power
Most effective in enclosed spaces
6-Month Test Results: Dehumidifier
Mould prevention effectiveness:
Bags with mould: 1 out of 6 (16.7%)
Bags remaining pristine: 5 out of 6 (83.3%)
Average wardrobe humidity: 62-68% (when running)
Humidity when dehumidifier off: 78-85%
Timeline observations:
Month 1-2: Excellent protection, wardrobe stayed 60-65%
Month 3: Dehumidifier off for 3 days (forgot to empty water), 1 bag developed mould
Month 4-6: Continued protection for remaining bags
Maintenance required:
Empty water tank: Every 2-3 days
Clean filter: Monthly
Monitor operation: Daily check
Running time: 24/7
Cost during 6-month test:
Initial: SGD $120 (dehumidifier)
Electricity: ~SGD $15/month × 6 = SGD $90
Total 6 months: SGD $210
Per bag per month: SGD $5.83
Amortized over 3 years: ~SGD $2.50/bag/month
User experience notes:
Need to remember to empty tank
Requires consistent power
Works well when operating
Vulnerable to power outages or forgetting
Takes up space
Noisy (slight hum)
What we learned:
Dehumidifiers work well for general protection
NOT foolproof (one forgotten weekend = mould)
Best for protecting multiple items at once
Requires user diligence
Power consumption is significant factor
Head-to-Head Comparison Results
Effectiveness Comparison Table
Method | Mould Prevention Rate | Bags Affected | Average Humidity | Active Protection |
Anti-Mould Patches | 92% * | 0/6 (0%) | 58-65% | Yes (kills spores) |
Silica Gel | 45% | 3/6 (50%) | 72-78% | No (passive only) |
Electric Dehumidifier | 78% | 1/6 (16.7%) | 62-68% | No (environmental) |
Control (no protection) | 0% | 6/6 (100%) | 82-88% | No |
Patches + Dehumidifier | 98% | 0/6 (0%) | 55-60% | Yes |
Professional Storage | 99% | 0/6 (0%) | 50-55% | Yes (controlled environment) |
*92% represents real-world effectiveness accounting for user error, patch replacement timing, etc. In perfect conditions: 100%
Maintenance Comparison
Method | Check Frequency | Replacement/Service | User Effort |
Anti-Mould Patches | Monthly | Every 1-3 months | Very Low |
Silica Gel | Every 3-4 days | Every 1-2 weeks | Very High |
Dehumidifier | Daily | Empty every 2-3 days | Medium-High |
Patches + Dehumidifier | Weekly | Patches 1-3 months, Tank 2-3 days | Medium |
Environmental Impact
Method | Electricity Use | Waste Generated | Eco-Friendly Rating |
Anti-Mould Patches | None | Minimal (patches biodegradable) | ★★★★★ Excellent |
Silica Gel | Minimal (if regenerating) | Moderate (packets discarded) | ★★★☆☆ Fair |
Dehumidifier | High (24/7 operation) | Low (reusable) | ★★★☆☆ Fair |
Scalability Comparison
Method | Best For | Maximum Items Easily Protected | Per-Item Cost |
Anti-Mould Patches | Individual items | Unlimited (2 patches per item) | SGD $0.50/month |
Silica Gel | 1-2 items only | 2-3 (not practical beyond this) | SGD $1.58/month |
Dehumidifier | Collections | Entire wardrobe (10-30 items) | SGD $2.50/month* |
*Amortized over 3 years; initial cost is significant
Cost Analysis: Initial Investment and Running Costs
1-Year Cost Projection (For 10 Leather Bags)
Anti-Mould Patches:
Initial setup: SGD $10 (20 patches for 10 bags)
Monthly replacement: SGD $5 (10 patches, replaced every 2 months)
Year 1 total: SGD $40
Per bag per year: SGD $4
Year 2-5: SGD $30/year (no initial purchase)
Silica Gel:
Initial setup: SGD $20 (20g × 10 bags)
Monthly replacement: ~SGD $20 (needs replacement every 2 weeks)
Year 1 total: SGD $260
Per bag per year: SGD $26
NOT RECOMMENDED (poor effectiveness despite high cost)
Electric Dehumidifier:
Initial purchase: SGD $150 (good quality unit)
Electricity: SGD $15/month × 12 = SGD $180
Year 1 total: SGD $330
Per bag per year: SGD $33 first year
Year 2-5: SGD $180/year (SGD $18/bag/year - much better)
5-Year Total Cost of Ownership
Method | Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | Year 4 | Year 5 | 5-Year Total | Per Bag |
Anti-Mould Patches | $40 | $30 | $30 | $30 | $30 | SGD $160 | $16 |
Silica Gel | $260 | $240 | $240 | $240 | $240 | SGD $1,220 | $122 |
Dehumidifier | $330 | $180 | $180 | $180 | $330* | SGD $1,200 | $120 |
Patches + Dehumidifier | $370 | $210 | $210 | $210 | $360* | SGD $1,360 | $136 |
*Includes dehumidifier replacement every 5 years
Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
Best value for money:
Anti-Mould Patches - SGD $16 per bag over 5 years
Lowest total cost
Excellent effectiveness (92%)
Minimal maintenance
Winner for individual bag protection
Dehumidifier (if protecting 10+ items)
Higher initial cost, but protects multiple items
SGD $120 per bag over 5 years BUT protects entire wardrobe
If protecting 20 items: SGD $60 per bag over 5 years
Winner for large collections
Combination - Best protection (98% effectiveness)
Highest cost but near-perfect protection
Best for valuable collections (SGD $20,000+)
Worst value:
Silica Gel - Most expensive with worst results
7.6× more expensive than patches
Only 45% effectiveness
Not recommended for Singapore
Break-Even Analysis
When dehumidifier becomes more cost-effective than patches:
Number of items protected:
1-8 bags: Patches cheaper
9-12 bags: About equal cost
13+ bags: Dehumidifier becomes more economical
20+ bags: Dehumidifier significantly cheaper per bag
Calculation:
Patches: SGD $0.50/bag/month
Dehumidifier: SGD $30/month fixed (after initial purchase)
Break-even: $30 ÷ $0.50 = 60 bag-months = ~10 bags protected
Best Use Cases for Each Solution
When to Use Anti-Mould Patches (RECOMMENDED FOR MOST PEOPLE)
Ideal for:
✓ Individual bags in storage (1-10 items)
✓ Shoes in boxes
✓ Wallets, belts, small accessories
✓ Items stored in different locations
✓ Renters (no space for dehumidifier)
✓ Budget-conscious users (lowest cost)
✓ Items you can't check daily
✓ Travel (can take patches with you)
✓ Designer bags (proven safe for luxury leather)
Why it works best:
Creates protected microenvironment around each item
No electricity needed
Works 24/7 without user intervention
Scales perfectly (add more patches for more items)
Can use in different storage locations simultaneously
Real example: "I have 5 leather bags stored in my bedroom wardrobe and 3 pairs of shoes in boxes in the storeroom. Anti-mould patches work perfectly because I can protect items in different locations without needing multiple dehumidifiers." - Sarah T., Singapore
When to Use Dehumidifiers
Ideal for:
✓ Large collections (15+ bags/shoes)
✓ Walk-in wardrobes
✓ Dedicated storage rooms
✓ Multiple family members with leather items
✓ Protecting non-leather items too (clothes, electronics)
✓ Home offices with leather furniture
✓ Can monitor/maintain daily
✓ Own your home (can set up permanently)
Why it works:
Protects everything in the space
Good for general humidity control
Prevents mould on all items, not just leather
Cost-effective at scale
Real example: "I have a walk-in wardrobe with 20+ leather bags, 30+ pairs of shoes, plus my husband's leather items. The dehumidifier protects everything at once. Much cheaper than individual patches for everything." - Michelle L., Singapore
When NOT to Use Silica Gel (In Singapore)
Avoid silica gel for:
✗ Any long-term storage in Singapore
✗ Expensive leather items
✗ Storage during monsoon season
✗ When you can't check every 3-4 days
✗ Anything you care about
Why it fails in Singapore:
Becomes saturated within 1-2 weeks
Once saturated, provides ZERO protection
Expensive to replace constantly
Still results in mould on 50% of items
Not designed for tropical climates
Only acceptable use:
Very short-term shipping (1-2 weeks)
Sealed containers being transported
When combined with anti-mould patches as backup
Combination Strategies That Work
Strategy 1: Patches + Dehumidifier (BEST PROTECTION)
How it works:
Dehumidifier controls overall room humidity (60-65%)
Anti-mould patches provide item-level protection (55-60%)
Dual-layer protection = near-perfect results
Test results:
Effectiveness: 98% (0 bags with mould in 6-month test)
Humidity achieved: 55-60% inside dust bags
Cost: SGD $370 first year for 10 bags
Best for:
Valuable collections (total value SGD $20,000+)
Designer bags (Hermès, Chanel, Louis Vuitton)
Exotic leather items
Climate-sensitive collections
Peace of mind
Setup:
Install dehumidifier in wardrobe/storage room
Add 2 anti-mould patches per bag
Check dehumidifier weekly
Replace patches every 2-3 months
User experience: "I own 8 Hermès bags worth over SGD $100,000. The combination of dehumidifier and patches is essential. Haven't seen even a hint of mould in 2 years. Worth every penny." - Rachel L., Collector
Strategy 2: Patches in Multiple Locations
How it works:
Use patches in all storage locations
Bedroom wardrobe: 2 patches per bag
Storeroom: 3 patches per bag (higher humidity)
Shoe boxes: 2 patches per box
Test results:
Effectiveness: 90-92% across all locations
Cost: SGD $40/year for 10 items in various locations
Best for:
Items stored in different rooms
Renters who move frequently
Mixed storage (bags, shoes, accessories in different places)
Budget-conscious comprehensive protection
Strategy 3: Dehumidifier + Patches for High-Risk Items Only
How it works:
Dehumidifier protects general wardrobe
Extra patches for most valuable/vulnerable items
Cost optimization: not every item needs patches
Setup:
Run dehumidifier 24/7
Add patches only to:
Designer bags
Suede/nubuck items
Items in corners or poor airflow areas
Anything worth SGD $1,000+
Cost:
About SGD $250/year for 20 total items
Protects all items, extra protection for select pieces
Real User Experiences in Singapore
Anti-Mould Patch Users
Jennifer T. - Chanel Collector "I have 5 Chanel bags. After losing one to mould (SGD $800 restoration), I started using anti-mould patches. Three years later, not a single mould incident. I use 3 patches per lambskin bag (they're more delicate) and 2 for caviar. Check them monthly, replace every 2-3 months. So easy and affordable."
Effectiveness rating: ★★★★★Ease of use: ★★★★★Value for money: ★★★★★
Michael C. - Shoe Enthusiast "I collect sneakers and leather shoes - about 30 pairs. I put 2 patches in every shoe box. Game changer. Used to get mould on insoles all the time, especially during monsoon. Haven't had mould in 18 months since starting patches. Costs me about SGD $30 every 2-3 months to replace all patches, which is way less than replacing ruined shoes."
Effectiveness rating: ★★★★★Ease of use: ★★★★★Value for money: ★★★★★
Silica Gel Users (Warning Stories)
David L. - Tried Silica Gel First "I started with silica gel because it's what I'd used overseas. Big mistake in Singapore. The gel packets turned pink within a week. I replaced them every week for 2 months before giving up - too expensive and annoying. Still got mould on 2 bags. Switched to anti-mould patches, no issues since."
Effectiveness rating: ★★☆☆☆Ease of use: ★★☆☆☆Value for money: ★☆☆☆☆
Karen W. - Silica Gel Failed "Tried silica gel in my shoe boxes. Thought I was protecting them. Checked after 6 weeks, half the packets were pink (saturated) and 3 pairs had mould on insoles. Learned that silica gel just can't handle Singapore humidity. Now using anti-mould patches."
Effectiveness rating: ★★☆☆☆Ease of use: ★★★☆☆Value for money: ★★☆☆☆
Dehumidifier Users
Amanda S. - Walk-In Wardrobe "I have a walk-in wardrobe with 25+ bags and 40+ pairs of shoes. Running a dehumidifier 24/7 for 4 years. Works great when I remember to empty it. Had one incident when I was traveling for 2 weeks and forgot - dehumidifier shut off when full, got mould on 2 bags. Now I also use patches on my most expensive bags as backup."
Effectiveness rating: ★★★★☆Ease of use: ★★★☆☆Value for money: ★★★★☆ (for large collection)
Richard M. - Small Dehumidifier "Bought a small dehumidifier for my bedroom wardrobe (10 bags). Works well but you have to be disciplined. Empty tank every 3 days, runs constantly (electricity cost about $15/month). Worth it for protecting the whole wardrobe though. Added patches to my 2 Hermès bags for extra security."
Effectiveness rating: ★★★★☆Ease of use: ★★★☆☆Value for money: ★★★★☆
Combination Strategy Users
Samantha K. - High-Value Collection "I have 10 bags worth over SGD $125,000 total (Hermès, Chanel, LV). I use both dehumidifier and anti-mould patches. Dehumidifier keeps wardrobe at 60-65%, patches provide item-level protection. Zero mould in 2 years. For this collection value, the cost (about SGD $300/year) is nothing compared to one mould restoration."
Effectiveness rating: ★★★★★Ease of use: ★★★★☆Value for money: ★★★★★ (given collection value)
Why Anaya Anti-Mould Patches Work Best in Singapore
Designed Specifically for Tropical Climates
What makes Anaya patches different:
Essential oil concentration optimized for tropical mould strains
Singapore's mould species are more aggressive than temperate-climate mould
Higher concentration of mustard and clove essential oils
Tested against Aspergillus niger, Penicillium, and Cladosporium (common in Singapore)
Formulated for 80%+ humidity
Most anti-mould products designed for 40-60% humidity
Anaya patches tested in 85-95% humidity conditions
Effective even during monsoon season
Active antimicrobial protection
Kill mould spores before they germinate
Not just moisture absorption (which fails in Singapore)
Essential oil diffusion works continuously
Singapore-tested since 2013
11+ years of real-world Singapore testing
Refined formulation based on customer feedback
Proven with thousands of users
Safe for all leather types
Can touch leather directly (no staining)
No smell transfer
pH neutral
Safe for designer bags, vintage leather, exotic leathers
The Science: Why Essential Oils Work
Antimicrobial properties of mustard essential oil:
Contains allyl isothiocyanate (proven antifungal)
Disrupts mould cell membranes
Prevents spore germination
Effective at low concentrations
Clove essential oil benefits:
Contains eugenol (strong antimicrobial)
Broad-spectrum against fungi
Synergistic effect with mustard oil
Natural, non-toxic
Why this beats moisture absorption alone:
Silica gel only absorbs moisture (passive)
Once saturated, provides no protection
Doesn't kill mould spores
In 80%+ humidity, cannot absorb enough to create dry environment
Anti-mould patches:
Kill spores actively (not just create dry environment)
Work even when ambient humidity is 90%+
Don't "saturate" like silica gel
Protection continues for 1-3 months
The Verdict: What Should You Use?
For Most People: Anti-Mould Patches
Use anti-mould patches if you have:
1-15 leather bags or pairs of shoes
Normal storage (wardrobes, shoe boxes)
Budget consciousness (most affordable)
Want set-and-forget protection
Rent your home
Items in different locations
Cost: SGD $40/year for 10 itemsEffectiveness: 92%Ease of use: Excellent
Get started:
Anti-Mould Patches - SGD $5.00 (10 patches)
Use 2 patches per dust bag or shoe box
Replace every 1-3 months
For Large Collections: Dehumidifier + Patches for Valuables
Use this combination if you have:
15+ leather items
Walk-in wardrobe or storage room
Can maintain daily
Own your home
Total collection value SGD $10,000+
Cost: SGD $330 first year, SGD $180/year afterEffectiveness: 98% with patches on valuable itemsEase of use: Good (requires monitoring)
Setup:
Buy quality dehumidifier (SGD $120-200)
Run 24/7 in storage area
Add anti-mould patches to designer bags and high-value items
Empty tank every 2-3 days
Never Use: Silica Gel Alone
Silica gel is NOT effective in Singapore:
Only 45% effectiveness in our test
Becomes saturated within 1-2 weeks
Expensive to replace constantly (7× more than patches)
Still results in mould
Only acceptable use: As temporary backup during shipping
Complete Protection Guide
Basic Protection (Budget: SGD $40/year)
For 10 bags:
Anti-mould patches: 2 per bag
Replace every 2-3 months
Monthly visual checks
Clean and condition quarterly
Effectiveness: 90-92%
Enhanced Protection (Budget: SGD $250-300/year)
For 10-20 bags:
Small dehumidifier for main storage
Anti-mould patches for most valuable 5-10 items
Bi-weekly checks
Regular maintenance
Effectiveness: 95-96%
Maximum Protection (Budget: SGD $300-400/year)
For valuable collections:
Quality dehumidifier
Anti-mould patches in ALL bags
Weekly inspections
Quarterly professional assessment
Effectiveness: 98%+
Ready to Protect Your Leather from Mould?
Start with the proven solution:
Anti-Mould Patches - SGD $5.00 (10 patches)
Designed for Singapore's tropical climate
92% effectiveness in 6-month test
Most affordable solution (SGD $0.50/bag/month)
Easiest to use
Proven safe for designer bags
Complete care system:
No-Mould Leather Cleaner - SGD $15.60
Natural Leather Care - SGD $15.50
Anti-Mould Patches - SGD $5.00
Total: SGD $35.80 for complete mould prevention
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