They do vary unfortunately Consumer Reports hasn't tested for a long time.


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m Ransley wrote:
Kill the mold first with bleach and clean before you caulk. Mold grows
where conditions are right, no caulk can cure that. Use bleach when mold
starts, not when it is to late and caulk is ruined


I rigorously observed these procedures when I last caulked, which was
after
a completely new installation of the tub wall. So, the only variable
left to me is the brand/type of caulk.

Regards,
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