You know the (reasonably) outrageous reaction that teenager has in Arachnophobia when the spider jumps on her in the shower? Yeah, we have the same exact reaction when we notice mold on the bathroom ...

THERE is no one-step cure-all when it comes to tackling mold in your home. A professional cleaner revealed the three steps ...

During testing, Clorox Clean-Up took our old dingy shower ... so if you make a common mistake that leads to mold or mildew on your bathroom ceiling or around windows, you can use this spray ...

Continue along the ceiling ... for mildew, mold, hard-water mineral deposits or soap scum residue—the most common cleaning challenges you’ll find in this area of the bathroom.

Plus, dirt and mold want to invade your bathroom, too. So how often should you clean in there? Wipe off shower walls and doors with a cloth each time you finish bathing to keep mold away.

Your bathroom is the wettest room in your home. Steamy showers, flushing toilets, running sinks, and occasional drips add up to high humidity. And with major moisture comes potential problems ...

Mold or mildew are organic stains that thrive in the damp corners of a bathroom shower, while rust or lime buildup is usually caused by hard water—these stains are common when your water is ...

Reichert says they did this in every room, every time, whether they were cleaning the kitchen or a small powder bathroom ... foul-smelling bacteria and even mold can collect in the disposal ...

Replacing a bathroom ceiling fan can seem a daunting task ... where fiberglass insulation may be present or in locations where serious mold may be a concern. Before removing a bathroom exhaust ...

Right along with the floors, windows and decor in your home, it’s time to put cleaning ... susceptible to mold. While mold can pop up anywhere, it’s most common near the ceiling or down ...