How to clean mould from behind the silican joins in a shower

[MummyTummy]

Yep, nothing left for it but to resilicone it! Annoying though!!! But it is a sign that your silicone is no longer doing the job properly and allowing moisture behind it. Good luck!

[squidipa]

Yep, nothing left for it but to resilicone it! Annoying though!!! But it is a sign that your silicone is no longer doing the job properly and allowing moisture behind it. Good luck!

very good point

[didispunk]

I will let the landlord know so they can come reseal it!

[~Stoked~]

You are actually meant to seal bathrooms in white silicone... so ask them to re-do it in white.. No more grotty mould!

[farmgirl77]

...oh well, I guess I just add it to the list of things that needs doing
Thanks
FG

[Rumpleteaser]

You will have to re-silicone it. There is a bathroom anti-mould silicone which I have used. So far so good.

[slyder]

Yep, same problem here. Had to strip it back, which is a cow of a job depending on what was originally used.

Clean the mould off with bleach or whatever, and then reapply the correct white, mould resistant silicone with a caulking gun. The "gun" will cost you about $5 and the silicone about $15. Any hardware store will have what you need.