Preventing Mildew In The Bathroom

RE: Preventing Mildew In The Bathroom By brucesag450 (1) Profile Contact If you use rubber mats in tub or shower, be sure to pick them after each use and don't put them back until ready for use. This is my main focus and it is probably the main culprit. Good luck brucesag450 Posted on 05/09/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse Cleanning Mold By nananpopaw (Guest Post) I live in an OLD house, we tore out the celing tile. There's wood underneith. I want to paint the wood, but got to clean the mold off first. I can think of a lot of way's, all are very messy. Any one know how I can get it done with out a lot of mess ? Pat Posted on 06/26/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Preventing Mildew In The Bathroom By tara (Guest Post) I have a really bad problem with moisture too. the shower,tub and toilet area is seperated from the sinks and my washer and dryer. it is so bad that the celing was molded. I have a fan that sucks the air to the out side but oviously it is not enough. I sprayed stuff on the celing to get rid of the mold but i think all it did was cover it up. i may end up replaceing the whole celing. i hope your problem is not as bad as mine i feel for you and i hope there is something or someone out there that can help. Posted on 02/16/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Preventing Mildew In The Bathroom By katie a. (Guest Post) If you have a serious dampness problem, I can't imagine a few pieces of charcoal will solve the problem. You probably need to investigate the source of the water. Is the shower water getting out during a shower? How? Can you stop it from escaping or can you wipe it up right away? Does the moisture from bathing stay in the air? Open a window or make sure you leave the exhaust fan on long enough (or replace it if it is ineffective). If the sink or toilet is leaking, fix it to save water and to avoid water damage. Posted on 01/06/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Preventing Mildew In The Bathroom By Ann4 (Guest Post) If there is a certain spot that you are concerned about, you could spray the area weekly with vinegar. You don't have to wipe it up, I've never had any problems with straight vinegar damaging surfaces. Posted on 01/06/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse

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