Your new pothos has a stubborn, dirty-looking coating that soap won't remove. This is likely fungal residue, not mineral deposits—especially if scrubbing doesn't work.
Lysol kills fungal spores on contact. The 4-week duration covers multiple spore germination cycles. Pothos is tough—it handles this treatment well.
Your pothos should clean up beautifully with consistent treatment.
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