How to clean a really mouldy rental shower and fix the caulk

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   Spraying the shower with vinegar and scrubbing with a hard brush

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   Planning to replace the shower curtain

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   Attempting to ventilate the bathroom after showering

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   Using electric spin scrubbers to avoid manual arm fatigue and bending

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   Using battery-powered pressure washers for quick cleaning

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   Using daily squeegees or towel drying to prevent buildup

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   Keeping a soap-dispensing dish brush in the shower to clean in small chunks during routine showers

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   Spraying commercial chemical cleaners like Wet & Forget to avoid scrubbing entirely

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   Using baking soda combined with dawn dish soap, bleach, and hot water with a Scotch Brite pad

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    Using toilet cleaner or a spray with bleach

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    Using laundry stain remover

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    Using a toothbrush for cracks and a water pick for rinsing gunk out

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    Hiring a cleaning service

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    Buying a replacement shower head

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    Pouring bleach and letting it sit to work its way inside

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    Using Zep tile and grout cleaner following instructions

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    Regrouting the surface

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    Scrubbing hard surfaces with detergent and water while wearing safety gear, keeping the area dry, using ventilation fans or opening windows/curtains.

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    Consulting a professional for widespread mold or potential leaks.

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