Mold and Mildew In the Bathroom – How It Happens and How to Prevent It!

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Mold and Mildew In the Bathroom - How It Happens and How to Prevent It!

Unfortunately, mold and mildew are some of the most common problems when it comes to bathrooms. While even black mold is not terribly dangerous, it can still affect your health. Luckily, with some simple steps, you can prevent mold and mildew from getting a foothold in your bathroom.

Mold likes to grow in damp and dark places. Because of this, showers are particularly susceptible to mold. Each day, they are sprayed with water that ends up sitting around for longer than you would think.

This problem then extends to the rest of the bathroom. The moisture generated from the shower will spread across the entire room, which gives it the potential to grow mold. So, staying on top of shower mold means protecting your entire bathroom.

If you want to make it easier to prevent mold and mildew in your bathroom, consider installing an antimicrobial shower or tub from West Shore Home. Our easy-to-clean bathroom fixtures will make it much easier to stop dangerous mold or mildew before it can get a hold of your shower.

Prevent Limescale, Mold and Rust

Limescale, mold and rust can severely damage your bathroom. Our showers have antimicrobial walls, easy-to-clean panels and high resistance to these hazardous elements.

Installing a walk-in shower or tub can increase the value and marketability of your home helping it to stand out from the crowd, especially with older buyers.

Don't Wait! Get an Affordable Shower or Tub and Discover the Benefits Today!

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