no one wants uninvited and unsightly “pink mold” or “pink mildew” growing in their washroom. It may appear as an orange color accumulating in your grout, a red tint on your shower curtain ...

Ever notice a slimy pink or reddish film on your shower walls and grout lines? This sticky substance — often called pink mold — is usually found in warm, moist environments that lack proper ...

Identifying the source of mold growth will help you keep your bathroom healthy and clean. Bathrooms are typically the dampest ...

If you're like us, you've been scrubbing your bathroom clean for years and you've seen it all: soap scum, black mold, yellow stains. But lately, a pink grime has been showing up in your shower’s ...

Q: How can I remove mold and orange-ish scum from the grout and other surfaces in my shower? A: Grout, a cement-based material, is porous. In a shower, it absorbs moisture and typically stays damp ...

Besides the obvious strategy of regularly cleaning your bathroom, just follow her simple three-step process for ensuring clients’ homes stay pink-mold-free: Keep the area ventilated and dry ...

Once mold starts taking over your bathroom, it’s not easy to get rid of. If the growth is alarming, paying to have it cleaned can cost hundreds of dollars, but it’s often worth it because ...

One of the mistakes she often sees? People using bleach to get rid of the mold in their shower. “Bleach is great for removing mold on non-porous surfaces,” she began in the clip.