Less is more when doing housework, particularly in the bathroom, which has the dubious honor of being both the grossest and most used room in your home. As such it ranks as the number-one chore that bores on the “I hate but have to clean” scale. That’s why knowing how to prevent things like mold and mildew from multiplying are key, as are knowing simple, manicure-friendly ways to maintain the image of a clean-enough sink, tub, shower, floor, and toilet. (more…)
Now the fun begins! It’s time to paint. The best type of paint to help protect against mold and mildew redotting your newly painted bathroom are those that specifically say “bathroom paint” (some may include the words and kitchen) since they are formulated specifically for those rooms. (more…)
Painting your bathroom walls is a terrific way to limit mold and mildew buildup and you don’t have to be Michelangelo to do it with ease if you follow these two simple steps. If minimal sanding is required you can use one of your jumbo, heavy-duty emery boards. (more…)
You can use a store- bought mold and mildew product (such as Tilex Mold & Mildew Remover, Clorox Clean-Up Cleaner with Bleach, Moldzyme, or Lysol Mildew Remover with Bleach) or try the following simple cleaner-upper. Prepare 1 cup bleach, 1 gallon water, Measuring cup, Spray bottle or bucket, Sponge, rubber gloves, and Mask. (more…)
Though you may be doing everything to prevent and defend you and yours from those toxic little critters, sometimes you just can’t stop them from moving in. After all, mold and mildew takes only twenty- four hours to start forming colonies. (more…)