Mould on your shower grout seems to be a never-ending problem, which makes your bathroom feel nasty and disgusting. But it doesn't have to be that way.
See how to clean shower grout mildew using common household products. This homemade mix cleans grout and tiles in 15 to 20 minutes with no scrubbing and works well.
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Step-by-step instructions on how to remove mould and mildew from your shower.
Step Two: Apply the Grout Mould Paste to the Tiles
While wearing rubber gloves, dip the brush into the paste and gently work it into the grout line. You should start seeing it work right away.
Get enough on so that it is wet but not dripping down the walls, making sure to scoop up the excess.
Step Three: Leave the Grout Paste On
Leave the paste sit and work for 15 to 20 minutes.
Step Four: Rinse the Tiles
After 20 minutes you should notice the mould has now gone. Using your shower attachment, rinse with water.
Following the steps outlined above will ensure your tiles and grout are mould and mildew free. The best way to stop mould and mildew from building up is to prevent it from growing. Regular maintenance helps you minimize the need for heavy chemicals and prevent mould from becoming a problem.