“I am so frustrated. I caulked the entire shower exactly a year ago. I spent three days removing the old moldy caulk, cleaning, waiting for it to try, and then recaulking and letting that dry.”source ↗

“My back, neck, and knees ached the entire time. On top of that I accidentally scraped parts of the tub glaze off with the metal caulk remover tool.”source ↗

“Well now I have another issue- mold/ mildew in both of the front corners of the tub.”source ↗

“I cannot fathom doing this project by myself again, so I’m going to hire somebody this time. But what am I doing wrong? Why is my caulk moldy and why am I scraping off parts of the tub during removal?”source ↗

“We just moved into an older house and we have this window IN our shower. It will get wet and it looks like the paint is not weather, mold, or mildew proof (it also has some of the windows painted over so I can't open it all the way) but can I keep this from getting too wet and causing more rot?”source ↗

“We are not allowed to paint or modify the house AT ALL.”source ↗

“Do you think cracking the window open every time I shower with that water proof curtain would be enough to help with the steam for mold?”source ↗

“Recently completed a renovation and added this long drain. Turns out it’s a massive mould magnet because of long stretches of pooling water.”source ↗

“I have replaced the silicon once already 6 months in and need a long term solution.”source ↗

“anyone find a way to live with these without drying off after every shower?”source ↗

“we are in a constant battle of having to bleach clean the cloth curtain every 2-3 weeks. We shut the shower curtain after every use. What gives?”source ↗