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How to remove mould from bathroom sealant ? (merged threads)
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The best thing I found was the mould remover from Lakeland but there were still faint marks left - in the end I gave in and replaced the sealant myself - which was a huge faff for me but despite my lack of DIY skills it still looks better!
I now dry round the bath after every shower as I don't want to do that job again in a hurry!!!0 -
You can pick up the sealant from Poundland. If you want it spotless, that's probably going to be the only way to do it.0
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Thanks guys, will have a look for some sealant to re-do it. I don't want to be spending a fortune so if I can find some in the pound shop that would be brilliant!0
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Before you redo it (as it's a job I HATE-especially as we moved into a house with a leaking bath, and we didn't realise how bad it was until we redid the bathroom) try a thick paste made up of bicarbonate of soda and bleach, and smear it on thick. I just did this, left it on for about 5 hours and it got nearly all the specks out, so next time will do for longer. I was really surprised by how well it worked-now just got to find cheap bicarb to do it regularly....0
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dribble bleach over it and leave it. I thought hubs had replaced the sealant when he did this. It gets rid of it all.0
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Dettox Mold & Mildew spray.
Seems to work far better than bleach on its own.
Open a window first though!!!British Ex-pat in British Columbia!0 -
grotbuster, cant remember who makes it but its great stuff :j0
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I find the cheap 'magic' sponges are good at this! they are quite gentle and if you dont rub too hard you dont remove the sealant!0
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