whats the best thing to remove mould from bathroom?

Answer 1

water a little bleach down & spray it , sounds like your bathroom needs more ventilation. stay clear of cillit bang that is S*?T !

Answer 2

Mould can be one of the biggest problems when it comes to bathrooms - it seems impossible to get rid of. But there is a way! Our House shows how to get rid of ugly mould and keep your bathroom looking sparkling.

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First we have to get rid of the existing mould on the top of the walls and the ceiling. Thoroughly remove this with household bleach (1 part bleach to 2 parts water) and a cloth. Use a bucket of water with the cloth, but continually rinse it out in fresh running water under the tap - otherwise you may spread the mould spores over other surfaces.

NB: Wear gloves and protective clothing when you do this. Open any windows and doors so the area is well ventilated.

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Rinse off any excess bleach with clean water. Allow the surface to dry.

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A coat of Bin paint will stop the existing mould attaching itself to the wall and is also a stain killer. This will ensure that none of the old mould bleeds through to the surface later on. Apply one coat of Bin with a roller and then allow 45 minutes for the product to dry.

NB: In a new bathroom it would not be necessary to apply a coat of Bin.

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For a more permanent solution, Perma-White mildew - proof bathroom paint is next applied to the area. The paint does not actually kill mildew (so you must do a thorough job when removing it) but the special resin in it prevents it growing back.

It is a water based paint that comes with a guarantee to remain mildew-proof for 5 years when applied correctly and forms a finish that is unaffected by moisture. Two coats are applied, allowing approximately one hour drying time between them. Perma-White can also be tinted with various colours.

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The bathroom window, which was previously painted shut, is worked on so that it can remain open where necessary to provide thorough ventilation.

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To remove steam from the bathroom, an IXL-tastic system, consisting of heat, light and fan, is installed. It’s important to get rid of steam as it causes condensation to form which will encourage mould to return. This effective steam extractor will reduce condensation to a very low level. NB: You will need to wait 24 hours until you can use the shower, after the painting has dried. This project took about a day to complete.

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Answer 3

If mould id everywhere in the bathroom, then you are not in it very often so no problem;
If mould is on hard stuff, you may remove it with bleach;
If mould is on silicon joins, you have to remove them and put new ones, it's easy;
Enjoy...

Answer 4

I had the same problem in my shower cubicle and a Friend told me to buy Dettol mould and mildew remover its in a green plastic spray bottle.
I just spray it on and scrub it in the grout with an old tooth brush and leave it for a couple of hours then rinse its great.

Answer 5

you can but mould remover from most DIY stores, did the trick in my bathroom.

Answer 6

bleach and keep the bathroom fan on and your windows cracked. {i had the same problem, Public health came out to evaluate it.} There is a mold inhibitor sealer that you can paint on the walls, also

Answer 7

Bleach, use rubber gloves and scrub it away with bleach. If uits on your shower curtain soak the curtain in a bleach solution before washing it.

Answer 8

bleach kills the mold and removes the stain. Wear gloves and try it.

Answer 9

how did you manage that? u should have a vent or extractor in there to stop it.
Otherwise a good bleach wash should be ok

Answer 10

A flamethrower.