White vinegar is probably the number one natural cleaning solution for most situations, from removing mould and limescale to fixing stiff and
MoreMould is a common occurrence in most homes and is especially a nuisance on bathroom silicone sealants. Silicone sealant is mostly found
MoreMould loves to fester in bathrooms due to the humid environment, however, when they target silicone sealants it can be tough to
MoreMould tends to be attracted to silicone sealants, especially in bathrooms and around windows. Black mould needs moisture and humidity to thrive
MoreSilicone sealant is found along the length of showers, baths and sinks to stop water from reaching the fixtures. Its rubbery consistency
MoreSilicone sealant found around showers, baths, sinks and windows is a magnet for black mould to grow and unfortunately can be very
MoreThere are various types of bathroom mould, but black mould is the most prevalent and hazardous. Damp environments and bathroom surfaces with
MoreBlack mould can be a persistent and unsightly problem in showers, especially in areas where silicone is used for sealing and caulking.
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