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helpRe-Caulking Shower - Larger mold issue? (self.DIY)
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[–]DarkAthena 1 point2 points3 points 2 months ago (0 children)
I'd use a bleach solution and spray it along the cracks where you're going to caulk. Let it dry completely then caulk. Do you have proper waterproofing under-layment on those walls?
If it's been getting wet under there for a long time, you've likely got rot and mold through the wood and wall board so plan to rip everything out at some point.
[–]TemporaryBoyfriend 0 points1 point2 points 2 months ago (0 children)
Mold remover is expensive 90% alcohol in a spray bottle. Get a $1.99 spray bottle, and one or two bottles from the local drug store, spray it in there, leave it for a day or two, repeat, then seal it up.
Given that you know there's mold back there, plan a bathroom reno to replace the shower within the next few years, and when you get it, replace the caulking every 2 to 3 years, even if it's "5 year" caulking.
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