mouldy bathroom tiles
JennyP
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I was daft enough to have my bathroom tiled with fake mosaic tiles. The property is now rented out. Although my tenants are clean, the grout between the tiles and the pretend ground around the fake little mosaic tiles is full of mould.
I have tried normal cleaner and bleach and also stuff from Lakeland specually for mould. But any bright ideas for getting rid of it?
I also need bright ideas for preventing it! If I lived here, I'd ventilate my bathroom more and also wipe down the tiles after every shower (we do that at home!) But tenants won't do that!
I have tried normal cleaner and bleach and also stuff from Lakeland specually for mould. But any bright ideas for getting rid of it?
I also need bright ideas for preventing it! If I lived here, I'd ventilate my bathroom more and also wipe down the tiles after every shower (we do that at home!) But tenants won't do that!
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Did you use grout sealer0
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I have just been googling them . will definitely apply one (any recommendations?) But first I have to get the tiles clean. They look awful right now.0
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Cilit Bang Black Mould Remover works wonders for me.0
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Have you tried HG Mould Spray?
Used to get mould problems in a shower room, that would shift it in no time at all.0 -
Will try both cillit bang and hg.
Online it says baking soda and, if really bad, baking soda and hydrogen peroxide.
Might try all of them and do a comparison test!0 -
Bleach and water, pair marigolds, open window, and 10 minutes of your time. It will be like new.0
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Ideally you mix it thick and leave it to soak in for an hour or two. There's very little that won't remove.0
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