How Do You Remove Mold From Caulking?
If one does not stay on top of cleaning in the bathroom or kitchen, it is not unusual for a black mold to begin to appear on the caulking around kitchen or bathroom sinks and/or tubs and showers. While this mold is unsightly and typically resistant to standard cleaning supplies, it is possible to occasionally rid yourself of it without having to resort to a full re-caulking. (If you must engage in a full re-caulking, as is often the case, it is advised that you use a mold-resistant caulk.) Step 1 Begin by washing the area with soapy water and a sponge to loosen any mold that may be knocked loose with a preliminary scrubbing. Dry the area thoroughly with your towel before moving on to the next step. Step 2 Using either a spray bottle of undiluted bleach or a bleach pen, liberally apply bleach to the affected area and allow to sit for 10 or so minutes. The bleach will kill the mold and begin to lighten the caulk. Step 3 Apply your stiff bristled brush to the bleach-soaked caulk. Rub vigo
