Yup, well water here. That's iron in my part of Canada.

It’s a bacteria. I just use hydrogen peroxide.

Hard water in my area, I’m sure that’s another culprit. Not mold.

I was here to comment similar. I use the least amount of cleaners of any kind as possible. Firm-bristled brushes, old toothbrushes and sponges or eraser sponges and water.. sometimes a little body wash and I clean while I shower. And that's that I have porous tiles and 17 years later, all still looks and functions like new. I stopped regularly cleaning my boys' bathroom and then it started getting this orangy color and it's slimy to the touch but easily removed with a brush and water. Add that squirter of mild detergent and voila! Gone! I recently began house cleaning on the side and people are amazed when I clean things like this up, but I don't keep it a secret and tell them that they can do this effortlessly 😅 Thanks for sharing your knowledge! 👏🏼 🙌🏼

Thank you so much for this explanation. Some of my grout is dark. I’m assuming that’s mold. How do I get rid of that?

THIS!!!!!!

I was looking for this comment! Just spray it with bleach and it disappears.

Exactly

Yes! I was hoping someone would mention this. Serratia marcescans is seen as a pinkish-orangish color; however, as air temperature changes with the seasons, it is often a clear, slimy growth. This bacteria is prevalent in the San Francisco Bay Area, as it was released into the atmosphere, along with another bacterium, as part of a U.S. Navy biological warfare experiment in September, 1950. Google ‘Operation Sea-Spray’ for more information regarding this experiment and the unfortunate consequences in releasing what was considered harmless bacteria over a heavily populated area.

Clean bathroom is the most crucial thing in a home! Love it!!!

😂😂😂 Girl we breath in toxics everyday😅

@@Hardawayfitsyeah but we don’t breathe bleach fumes every day.

@@wee0007 Yeah no

Thank you for that Information!! ❤

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It’s a Hansgrohe Raindance shower head.

Whats wrong with the shower head though?

@@me-zaan2285 Nothing is wrong with it lol it is amazing how it oscillates.

@@me-zaan2285 as a girl, imma tell you, absolutely NOTHING is wrong with that shower head 😏

I agree! That's the only reason I came to the comments section

That’s a GREAT idea🤯❤

Someone over here asked the same thing 👀... 😂😂😂

Hansgrohe Raindance shower head someone commented previously

I said this 😂

Thank you!

RIGHT aha like that $hitz moving circular ……mo…..🫢oh dear

Yep, it's serratia.

How to get rid of it though? I have to clean my tub every two days to get rid of the red stuff

Correct, Serratia a bacteria.

​@@weiwuxian297shower squeegee 😊 each time u shower, after u turn water off, squeegee those specific spots that are prone. It reduces the natural drying time by removing the excess water so it doesn't build up so fast. It really cut down my cleaning time in the bathroom & now my husband just thinks I actually like to clean while naked in the shower 😂 poor guy I'll just leave him to his thoughts 😅 hope this helps.

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Is exactly what i recommend I'm a cleaner. I don't agree with her method because that isn't mold and using these harsh chemicals do more damage than good.

Bleach or a disinfectant spray disinfects. They use that in hospitals too.

Agreed! Much safer too!

Isn’t one alkaline and one acidic so will weaken the effect?

vinegar for me works so great.

these are better for porus surfaces (which grout is). for non-porus surfaces (the tile) dishsoap and hot water will do.

Thanks

Tysm

I always use hydrogen peroxide. We are on septic and Clorox is bad for water quality.

“Back”

absolutely ...

Or live a healthy lifestyle focused on mobility and stretch daily/do yoga and never in your life have to worry about “saving your back” hacks or getting on/off the ground to play with your children or grandchildren.

​@GalaxyFluke not everyone is a perfect douche like you. people get hurt and age.

Like at Home Depot? We sealed a year ago & need to reseal 😢

like ... name some please😊

Do u recommend one?

I have white tile. I literally spray it with a bleach/water mixture. It’s been 2 years and I’ve never had to scrub the grout or tiles. Stays perfectly clean and white.

white is the best, you can see when it's starting to get funky, what? you want to pretend life threatening bacteria that can literally cause you death or illness , you'd rather not see it pretend the filth and germs are not there??

If you have black mold just soak toilet paper in bleach and press it into the mold. Leave overnight and take it away. All will be clean before anyone needs to shower. No scrubbing required.

Make husband scrub it

​@@user-be3lu6di6eLMFAO Make? Right. That's funny.

Wrong - Those pink mould stains in your shower actually come from a bacteria called (Serratia Marcescens) which is found in water.

Wrong - Those pink mould stains in your shower actually come from a bacteria called (Serratia Marcescens) which is found in water.

Did you mean , do not mix baking soda and vinegar together? And also what kills mold effectively?

@@liliahernandez6969 mixing baking soda and vinegar is for baking, not for cleaning. it makes cool bubbles, but it doesnt do anything. Mould on a non-porus surface can just be washed with soap. if its a porus surface, you either toss the whole thing out, or get a professional with professional equipment, bc nothing reaches those spores

@@blah914 could use Dawn soap for cleaning my acrylic shower ? Or Dawn and distilled vinegar together? I have a small, no window restroom that started to get moldy all around the shower corner walls, and I don't know how to get rid of it without harsh chemicals, but I also don't want it to return

The red ring in the toilet is from hard water. Same as what gets in the shower. Look up hard water build up.

dishwasher/washing machine 🤷‍♀️ if it icks u out, your machines need a rinse cycle once in a while anyhow. I typically do house - clean cleaning supplies - clean machine. u don't need to "disinfect", just wash them with hot water (60-90 celcius)

You can clean sponges and brushes in some water and vinegar to disinfect them.

No. That is not true in the slightest. If you are cleaning properly, bleach actually kills the mold and spores....There's literally no way bleach could be causing more mold lol

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I read allot of comments saying this is not mold but issues from hard water and calcium build up. If so try vinegar. I used it to descale my Keurig. If you want extra action lightly coat the floor with baking soda and then spray vinegar on top to activate it and then let me know if it works lol! I really like how she explains things and she has great tips but I also wish she showed more natural and home made alternatives.

@Alice_2.0. Maybe she's tired or going through something we don't know about, people aren't always the same she's a human being not a robot.

She said it but not with the enthusiasm that she normally has.

Tilex will compromise the grout

It’s the Kohler Statement 26282 3 Spray Showerhead in Vibrant Brushed Moderne Brass

@@Marina-vb9by thank you so much 🤗

Hmm, we need solutions here. Do you have OK water pressure? If so, you could try to spray, let it sit and then use the water pressure to dislodge. Might need repeating multiple times. Alternatively, is there a way for you to use a brush with a long stick? Or even a scrub sponge attached to the end of a broomstick perhaps?

If you were nearby, I'd help you. I do think sparying, leaving, and rinsing thoroughly would help. Are you able to use a long handled brush?

u might be better off just using bleach then in a spray bottle then, not any specific brand. these clorox detergent bottles are bad for ur lungs bc the spray diffuses in a way that's easy for u to inhale. just bleach (dilute as directed on bottle) in a bottle w a more targeted nozzle is better. also much cheaper. use a mask anyway and it will bleach ur clothes. Usually this is overkill supreme, but if scrubbing is inacessible for u, then "overkill" might just bevneeded. there are tools that are electrical, like a brush attached to a drill. u can get attachment to a drill, or there are ones that are specially made and with a meter long handle. we can't put links in YT shorts, but they have them kn Amazon. If nothing else, please consider getting help for the first clean. I understand it might be a bit embarassing if its bad, but my grand uncle never let us help w anything, not even letting us into his apartment, and when he died we found it was full of mould and had probably caused many of the issues he was hospitalised and died for. if its too expensive there are charities who do pro-bono and yt channels that do free cleanings. maybe one of those teams are in your area ❤

I read someone's comment about spraying 3% hydrogen peroxide on moldy areas, let it bubble up, and after about 10 minutes or so, scrub or rinse it off. Will not be breathing in all the chemicals either. Worth a try.

Longer handle scrub brush. Home depot sells longer broom handles, and separate types of mop heads, or scrub brush. White vinegar in tub, drains, let sit overnight. Boil a pot of water, and pour into drains daily. Super washing soda, (from laundry aisle) mixed with warm or hot water, scrub in, let sit 5 minutes, scrub again. Rinse. Ket to getting rid of things, once set in, you have to wash it daily for a week or so. Then you can be sure it is truly clean, and back off to once a week, for regular maintenance.