To avoid mold on your shower curtain, the right thing to do is is to leave the curtain drawn after each shower so that it dries well.
During my last shower I noticed once again that my shower curtain was speckled with musty stains , while I wash it regularly.
A dirty shower curtain in a place where you're supposed to come out cleaner, that's a shame, don't you think?
The problem is that the curtain is in constant contact with water, and the mold settles nicely where it can find moisture. Where do you think mushrooms grow?;-)
So you have to get around the obstacle and prevent the moisture from rotting.
The solution is to let it dry the wet curtain of my shower along its entire length.
All you have to do is take the curtain out of the cabin or the bathtub to let it hang on the ground so that it is taut, and close it like when you take a shower.
Likewise, if you have a cabin, just leave it ajar . Thus, the humidity from the shower does not stagnate and mold the joints.
Mold needs humidity, so I prevent the humidity from stagnating and rotting, result:no more mold! Simple, isn't it?
I'm not going to buy a shower curtain every time it gets moldy, nor am I going to get my grout redone because it's completely black!
Whether it's a curtain or a shower cubicle, there's no need to go and spend your money to redo everything every time mold shows up.
Simply allow your grout and shower curtain to dry quickly so that the humidity does not have time to become mold.
It's a very simple gesture that you have to get used to and that leaves my brand new curtain longer and my white and clean joints .
Here's a good reflex to take, don't you think?
