15:16, Sun, May 3, 2020 Updated: 15:16, Sun, May 3, 2020 DIY enthusiasts have used the coronavirus lockdown to undertake a number of tasks around their homes. If the sealant in your bathroom is ...

Mould thrives in warm, damp environments, making a humid bathroom the perfect place for it to grow. No matter how frequently you clean, it can sometimes feel like keeping the sealant around your bath, ...

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Bathrooms are often plagued by various types of mould - with black mould being the most common and dangerous. The damp environments and surfaces with high moisture levels provide the perfect ...

Finding black mould in your bathroom can be worrying, particularly when it's on sealant, which is notoriously tough to clean. Silicone sealant attracts mould because it's constantly exposed to ...

Spotting black mould in your bathroom can be a real cause for concern, especially when it's stubbornly clinging to the silicone sealant around your bath or shower. Silicone sealant is a magnet for ...

FANS of the cleaning sensation Mrs Hinch have shared their hacks for banishing mould from bathroom sealant and grout. Black mould build-up in the bathroom is almost impossible to get rid of, but ...