Preventing Mould in Bathrooms
A cleaning expert shares a simple two-minute job to stop mould growth after every shower.
Bathrooms are prone to mould due to heat, dampness, and poor air circulation. Daily showering and bathing create steam, increasing humidity levels.
- Steam raises humidity levels
- Poor air circulation contributes to mould growth
- Less frequent cleaning in certain areas enables mould to spread
Surfaces such as walls, tiles, grouting, and ceilings are affected by moisture when ventilation is inadequate.
Bathrooms serve as perfect environments for mould growth owing to their combination of heat, dampness, and poor air circulation.
Author's note: Simple daily habits can prevent mould growth in bathrooms.
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