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Sometimes, despite our best intentions, we still get ugly mold in the shower.
Let it sit for about 10 minutes. Scrub with a scrubby sponge or a scrub brush. Spray again and let it work. Shower curtains can also be treated with mildew remover. Spray it down and leave it to work. Or they can be washed with bleach and an old towel in the washing machine. If it is in good condition to begin with, it will come out looking like new.*
You will find shower cleaning is a lot easier if you use a shower squeegee, or wipe the walls down with a towel when you get out of the shower.
*Editor’s note: Flimsier shower liners will tear in the washing machine. They are quite inexpensive to replace, as an alternative.
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