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Liquid Chlorine worked the best in my use case. Bought a house in Florida with no bathroom exhaust fan. Fought tooth and nail to keep it at bay. Squeegeeing the
by vuln 4y ago
Liquid Chlorine worked the best in my use case. Bought a house in Florida with no bathroom exhaust fan. Fought tooth and nail to keep it at bay. Squeegeeing the walls, apply after shower mildew/mold inhibitor. Nothing worked.
Liquid Chlorine did. Open bathroom window, placed a fan in front of it and sprayed down the entire shower heavily. Yes the smell I was powerful, I wore a respirator. It's been over a year and we haven't had it come back at all. We still squeegee and apply mildew/mold inhibitor and we now have a very high powered exhaust vent in the master bathroom.
- kube-system 4y agoI try not to spray bleach when I can avoid it -- wiping or pouring keeps more of the bleach on the surface instead of floating around in the air.
- vuln 4y agoMakes complete sense. Less to breathe also. Can't believe I didn't think of that. Thanks!
- nilram 4y agoSimilar situation, I have a bathroom with an exhaust fan but no openable windows. Besides the squeegee religion, I have a circulation fan on a timer that I let run for a couple hours to dry things out.
- vuln 4y agoThat is the one thing I wish it had was a timer. Was thinking about replacing the flip switch with a turn knob style timer.
- sclarisse 4y agoConsider cleaning with Pine-Sol too. It’s a mold/mildew inhibitor by its nature.
- vuln 4y agoNever thought of that. We'll definitely try it. Thanks!