It keeps getting dirty. Bathroom only has a vent fan.
Stuff to clean both dirt and some mold?
Saw a guy in Costco selling a kit for $50 that he claims cleans
anything. Did not buy, but may since Costco will take it back.

Lou

"LouB" wrote in message
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It keeps getting dirty. Bathroom only has a vent fan.
Stuff to clean both dirt and some mold?
Saw a guy in Costco selling a kit for $50 that he claims cleans anything.
Did not buy, but may since Costco will take it back.

Lou

common household bleach.

charlie wrote:
"LouB" wrote in message
...
It keeps getting dirty. Bathroom only has a vent fan.
Stuff to clean both dirt and some mold?
Saw a guy in Costco selling a kit for $50 that he claims cleans
anything. Did not buy, but may since Costco will take it back.

Lou

common household bleach.

Then tile sealer.

LouB wrote:

It keeps getting dirty. Bathroom only has a vent fan.
Stuff to clean both dirt and some mold?
Saw a guy in Costco selling a kit for $50 that he claims cleans
anything. Did not buy, but may since Costco will take it back.

Lou

First effort should be directed to removing plain dirt and soap scum. I
have used 3M scrubber and Dawn for
soap scum. Scrubbing Bubbles is very good for regular cleaning. Razor
blade scraper, with caution, is good
for heavy soap scum. Once rid of soap and dirt, regular cleaning with a
little bleach will take care of mold. I
leave my shower curtain open and stacked in the middle of the rod to
promote air circ. If you have grout or
caulk lines that trap water, you might want to repair or replace them.

charlie wrote:
"LouB" wrote in message
...
It keeps getting dirty. Bathroom only has a vent fan.
Stuff to clean both dirt and some mold?
Saw a guy in Costco selling a kit for $50 that he claims cleans anything.
Did not buy, but may since Costco will take it back.

Lou

common household bleach.


Thats why I mentioned the fan. I am afraid of fumes.

Lou

Norminn wrote:
LouB wrote:

It keeps getting dirty. Bathroom only has a vent fan.
Stuff to clean both dirt and some mold?
Saw a guy in Costco selling a kit for $50 that he claims cleans
anything. Did not buy, but may since Costco will take it back.

Lou

First effort should be directed to removing plain dirt and soap scum. I
have used 3M scrubber and Dawn for
soap scum. Scrubbing Bubbles is very good for regular cleaning. Razor
blade scraper, with caution, is good
for heavy soap scum. Once rid of soap and dirt, regular cleaning with a
little bleach will take care of mold. I
leave my shower curtain open and stacked in the middle of the rod to
promote air circ. If you have grout or
caulk lines that trap water, you might want to repair or replace them.

Will try, thanks

Lou

LouB wrote:
charlie wrote:
"LouB" wrote in message
...
It keeps getting dirty. Bathroom only has a vent fan.
Stuff to clean both dirt and some mold?
Saw a guy in Costco selling a kit for $50 that he claims cleans
anything. Did not buy, but may since Costco will take it back.

Lou

common household bleach.

Thats why I mentioned the fan. I am afraid of fumes.

Lou

Chlorox makes a spray shower cleaner that does not fume too bad.
There is also a bleach type felt pen that works nicely.
I use a non-bleach containing shower spray every time I shower but use
the Chlorox products occasionally.

On Wed, 26 Nov 2008 09:55:06 -0500, LouB wrote:

It keeps getting dirty. Bathroom only has a vent fan.
Stuff to clean both dirt and some mold?
Saw a guy in Costco selling a kit for $50 that he claims cleans
anything. Did not buy, but may since Costco will take it back.

Lou

Household bleach will kill mold and mildew. Are you using an "after
shower" spray? Even with that, you may need to use a "foaming
bubbles" cleaner 2-3 times a month which will help soften and strip
the soap scum buildup. Both of these products can be had for $6.
Abrasive cleaners can scratch and that can make cleaning difficult.