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Mold easily grows in the bathroom, especially if it is used regularly throughout the day. Some people use bleach to combat mold, but this is not the best option.
Craig Phillips, a bathroom expert at Bathroom Mountain, told Expense that not only could this be ineffective, but it could make the problem worse.
While bleach can remove mold from non-porous surfaces, it is not effective on porous surfaces such as grout and putty, which are common in most showers.
“Bleach is only a temporary solution. It may seem like it's gone, but it pushes the mold deeper into the material. It soon returns worse than before,” says Phillips.
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