Regularly cleaning your shower curtain and liner keeps mold, mildew, and bacteria from building up and extends their lifespan. Most curtains and liners can go right in the washer—just use warm water, ...

To prevent mold and mildew, ensure your bathroom is well-ventilated. After each shower, spread out the curtain to let it dry ...

Given all the humidity, shampoo, and conditioner your shower curtain and liner are exposed to day in and day out, it doesn’t take much for mildew, water stains, and soap scum to accumulate on them.

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These days, many families are more likely to toss their shower curtain and liner than clean them properly once they get old and gross. After all, you can get a liner at a fairly cheap price — a ...

When it’s time to clean your bathroom, it’s easy to just go ham on the hard surfaces with a bleach-based disinfectant and call it a day. But cleaning your shower curtain always feels like a separate, ...

Shower curtains are exposed to a lot of water and soap suds. They need regular cleaning to maintain cleanliness and keep your bathroom looking clean. Over time shower curtains become dirty and ...

Shower screens or curtains will stop water from flowing into the bathroom, where it is liable to spread damage or dirt. Over time, though, they will take on dirt and mould of their own. But cleaning ...

Some household chores are essential no matter how much we dread them, like cleaning the bathroom. And while we're quick to scrub bathtubs and toilet bowls as they're obvious culprits for hosting scum ...

The shower curtain acts as a barrier, keeping splashed water and the filth of the day from the rest of your bathroom. However ...