The creator first acts out the common, incorrect way to clean a shower using bleach. He is then interrupted by an expert version of himself, who explains why that method is ineffective and leads to mold and watermarks. The expert then demonstrates the correct, multi-step process, which includes rinsing first and then applying a specific DIY cleaning solution, for which he provides the exact recipe (warm water, dish soap, hydrogen peroxide, and baking soda). Finally, he explains why bleach is a poor choice for cleaning mold, as it only whitens the stain without killing the root cause.
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There is a right and wrong way to clean a shower… Today I will show you How to clean it the right way! 😁
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Transcript
Spray some bleach, scrub with a sponge, rinse, done. No, no, no, no. Stop it. What? That is exactly why your shower never gets truly clean, and you have mold in the corners and water marks in your glass. Wait. What am I doing wrong? There is a right and wrong way to clean your shower, and just spraying bleach and scrubbing with the sponge is not going to work. Okay? So what should I do instead? I'll show you. Come on. Get out. Okay. How to get out? First, rinse your shower to remove any loose debris and hair. Then, spray your cleaning solution. What cleaning solution? Add two cups of warm better, one tablespoon of dish soap, one quarter of a cup of hydrogen peroxide, and two tablespoons of baking soda into a spray bottle. Why not bleach? Bleach only whitens the stain. That's why people that clean their bathroom with bleach see mold coming back just a few days after they.