Warning! Extremely Fascinating story below.....
Before(not my shower but same idea)
AfterWhen we bought our house almost 2 years ago I was amazed at how clean the previous owner had kept everything. Everything except the master bathroom shower that is. The caulk around the bottom of the shower was black especially in the corners. Shortly after we moved in I scrapped out all the caulk with a razor blade and then completely re caulked the floor, which took forever. I thought everything was great until 2 weeks later when the floor looked almost as bad as it did before I did anything. Anyway long story short I finally found this helpful advice. The cleaning process took a really long time. You start by cleaning the shower like normal. You then cover the shower in paper towels drenched in vinegar, and let it sit for a hours, and then you do the same thing with paper towels and bleach to get all the mess that is deep under the caulk. I am a little bummed that I didn't take before and after shots because my shower looks awesome! This did take super long and my house officially stinks like bleach and vinegar. The whole thing is pointless if you don't keep the mildew from coming back. The way to do this is to keep your shower clean and dry, so no shutting the shower door anymore. I just read what I wrote, and this is a pretty boring entry. But who knows... Maybe someone cares?
