3 ways to avoid mold and bacteria growth in your shower🤢 1. I know you like a hot shower, but your bathroom hates it! Make sure to Turn on the fan in your bathroom while showering and leave on for 30 minutes after too. Plus, Making sure you squeegee your shower doors and walls, especially after a steamy hot shower to remove moisture that can lead to mold and mildew.💦 2. Expand your shower curtain fully, to ensure that it dries out and no moisture is trapped in the creeses, causing mold. 😫 3.

This DIY tip is the perfect way for me to keep my shower curtain in place and on the hooks. | The Gooch

I would toss… The plastic shower curtain liner! Did you know that most plastic shower curtain liners are made from PVC, which can contain harmful chemicals, such as lead, phthalates, and volatile organic compounds? These harmful chemicals can cause respiratory irritation, central nervous system damage, allergic skin reactions, nausea, and headaches. When we get in the hot shower, we’re heating up those shower curtain liners, which then off-gas into our bathrooms, exposing us to toxins we do not

It is Day 14/30 of my Spring Cleaning Spree! SHOWER CURTAIN: For the last six months we have switched to using a fabric shower liner instead of a plastic one. We love that we’ve cut down on our plastic use and it seems to hang a lot nicer. I don’t think there is anything worse than having the plastic liner touch you in the shower *shudder* If you do have a plastic liner, no worries! You can still wash them if they start to get a bit moldy. If they’re really bad, I’d soak it in your bathtub with