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Black mold is more than simply an eyesore. It can affect the health of those living in the home and can lead to the deterioration of the shower and tub. For this reason, getting rid of black mold at the first sign of its growth is a must. |
For homeowners battling black mold, this guide will take a look at identifying black mold, removing small amounts through some simple methods, and tactics to take for established black mold that is harder to remove.
Black mold, or as it is scientifically known — Stachybotrys Chartarum — is a black or greenish-black mold that is often found growing in damp places, making the shower an ideal spot for this unwanted growth.
Black mold will quickly take over a shower and tub if it is not remediated right away. This can become a health hazard, as well as detract from the appeal of a shower or tub.
For homeowners who notice black mold at its earliest onset, there are some quick and easy steps to remove the mold. Often, the mold will grow where sealants have been used, such as around the base of a tub or shower or along the seam between the tub and wall.
To remove this mold, the following two easy tactics can be used:
In some cases, black mold will gain a stronghold in the bathroom, and the simple methods above will not be enough. In this case, homeowners can consider two approaches.
When black mold takes over a bathroom, it can lead to serious health concerns. In the situation where replacing the fixtures and bathtub/shower components is necessary, Kingston Brass can help. Homeowners can shop our extensive catalog of bathroom products to find the perfect new replacements, offering a fresh, clean start.