? 1. Improve Ventilation (Most Important)
- Open windows after showers
- Use extractor fans for at least 15–20 minutes
- Keep the bathroom door slightly open when possible
? Mould thrives in trapped moisture—airflow is the biggest fix.
? 2. Keep Surfaces Dry
- Use a squeegee or towel on shower walls and glass
- Wipe down taps and tiles after use
? Even 1–2 minutes daily makes a huge difference.
? 3. Use Anti-Mould Products Weekly
- Lightly spray problem areas (grout, silicone, corners)
- Focus on spots where mould tends to return
? Prevents regrowth instead of waiting for buildup.
? 4. Wash Shower Curtains & Mats
- Clean or replace regularly
- Let them dry fully between uses
? Damp fabrics are a hidden source of mould.
?️ 5. Keep a Consistent Temperature
- Avoid very cold, damp bathrooms
- Heating slightly helps reduce condensation
? 6. Seal & Maintain Grout/Silicone
- Damaged sealant = mould comes back fast
- Recommend resealing if needed
? This is a great upsell/service suggestion for clients.
? What NOT to Do
- Don’t ignore small spots—they spread quickly
- Don’t rely only on bleach (it can fade stains but not always kill roots)