What You’ll Need:
An old toothbrush (Trust me, you won’t want to use it again!)
A disposable cup
Baking Soda
Bleach
The Steps:
Preparation: First, ensure your bathroom is well-ventilated. Safety first!
Mix it up: In your disposable cup, combine around 1/2 cup of bleach with about a cup of baking soda. Depending on the bleach type, you might need to adjust the ratios. Aim for a toothpaste-like consistency to ensure it clings to the caulk.
Application: With your trusty old toothbrush, apply your freshly made mixture to the mold-infested caulk. This is where the magic happens!
Wait and Scrub: Let the mixture sit for a few minutes, then gently scrub with the toothbrush. Those moldy spots won’t know what hit them.
Rinse and Shine: Rinse off the area with water, and voilà! Your caulk should now be looking almost as pristine as day one.
A Few Tips:
If you're sensitive to bleach, consider wearing gloves and a mask.
For more stubborn mold, let the mixture sit for a longer time before scrubbing.
Afterward, make sure to dry the area thoroughly to prevent mold from making a swift comeback.
Your bathroom is more than just a functional space; it's a haven. Give your shower the TLC it deserves and keep it looking fresh and fabulous. Moldy caulk? Not on your watch!
