I’m a homes expert and have an easy way to get rid of gross mould from bathroom tiles – it only costs a quid too
IT’S HARD to stop moisture accumulating in your bathroom and that’s why mould is quite so common.
But, it’s something that should be tackled straight away so it doesn’t build up and cause huge problems later down the line.
Luckily, the pros have got a go-to tool for easily shifting the black mould between tiles.
The experts suggest using a grout pen, which is not only simple, it’s also the cheapest solution.
Experts at Ronseal said the pen can: “Redefine your grout lines and restore it so it’s good as new and there’s no need to re-grout”.
And that it is: “mould resistant and waterproof so it’s easy to clean and you can keep your grout looking sparkling white for longer”.
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The pens can be applied in a matter of seconds and they dry in minutes with no odour at all.
The pros say it “covers up stubborn stained grout.”
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But a bonus is that there’s no need to scrub away at it, saving you energy for other jobs.
You can get your hands on one from Wilko for £6 or even Asda that stocks them for £5.50.
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It seems clean fans agree with the handy tip.
On a cleaning Facebook group, one woman how to “get the grout in shower white again without regrouting.”
One person said: “I’ve just done mine with a grout pen from Dunelm, turned out great.”
Another agreed: “You can buy grout reviver in a tube or a grout pen.
“It’s kind of like the stuff you use to whiten plimsolls (if you’re of an age to remember that).”
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A third said: “This is brilliant, just a tad time-consuming to apply but I’ve found the results are great and long-lasting.”
Another said: “This stuff is fabulous… there are tiles in my house waiting to be done with it.”