Care · 5 min read
Preventing Mold & Mildew in the Bath
Ventilation habits, liner choices, and quick daily routines that stop black spots before they start.
Dry the room, not just the towel
Run the fan 20 minutes after every shower. Crack the door so humidity escapes — especially in windowless baths.
Choose the right liner
PEVA liners with magnets stay put and dry faster than fabric when ventilation is weak. Wash or replace liners every few months.
Squeegee in 30 seconds
Two passes on glass and tile after your last shower cuts water spots and slows mildew along grout lines dramatically.
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