If you’ve noticed stubborn black mold creeping along the silicone edges of your shower, you’re not alone. Shower mildew is one of the most common (and most frustrating) bathroom problems. While many people scrub endlessly to no avail, there’s a much more effective solution — and it doesn’t involve harsh scraping or endless elbow grease.
Here’s the right way to tackle that mold and get your shower looking like new.
🧼 Why Mold Clings to Silicone
Silicone is used to seal the edges of showers because it’s waterproof. Unfortunately, it’s also prone to mold growth because it stays damp and often gets overlooked during regular cleaning. Over time, this leads to black mildew that seeps into the sealant.
✅ What You’ll Need
Cotton balls or cosmetic cotton strips
Household bleach or hydrogen peroxide
Gloves and good ventilation
Old toothbrush (optional)
⚡ Step-by-Step: The Fastest Cleaning Method
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