How Do You Remove Mildew From Tile Grout?
Mildew is a fungus that thrives in warm, humid environments, making bathrooms a particularly good place for mildew to become a problem. The grout between the tiles in your bathroom is especially susceptible to becoming covered with mildew, because it is porous and can stay wet from baths and showers that are not dried between uses. Over time mildew can stain the grout and become unsightly and even unhealthy, which makes cleaning the grout in your bathroom especially important. Brush a solution of about a cup of vinegar with a gallon of hot water onto the grout. This will remove any dirt, soap scum, water deposits and surface mildew that are easily removed. Soak paper towels with straight bleach, ringing them out slightly (you want them wet but not dripping), and place them along your grout lines. The wet towels will prevent the area from drying out and keep the bleach solution in contact with the mildew stains. Make sure the area is well-ventilated, because bleach fumes can be overpowe
