JHZR2
Staff member
Hi,
The PO of my house didnt apparently believe in claning their shower. the vent fan only worked marginally (fixed that), there was a lot of had to remove soap scum(got most of it), and there is a lot of brown mildew between the tiles.
While we have used everything from weak to strong grout and tile cleaners, 409, simple green, etc., we have never really gotten lucky. we got som solids to come off, but are still stuck with brown stains in our grout. Getting frustrated, I got laundry bleach (6% sodium hypochlorite or whatever it is, I just recall 6% at the moment), and sprayed it on, full strength. It made the bathroom stink, even with the window opened and the vent fan on (and my respirator in use), but didnt change the color... I tried again, this time with bleach and hot water, thining that this may ctivate it a bit better... no dice.
So, how do you bleach organic substances from brown to white?? I know its possible, Ive accidentally done it to shirts before!!!
Thanks,
JMH
The PO of my house didnt apparently believe in claning their shower. the vent fan only worked marginally (fixed that), there was a lot of had to remove soap scum(got most of it), and there is a lot of brown mildew between the tiles.
While we have used everything from weak to strong grout and tile cleaners, 409, simple green, etc., we have never really gotten lucky. we got som solids to come off, but are still stuck with brown stains in our grout. Getting frustrated, I got laundry bleach (6% sodium hypochlorite or whatever it is, I just recall 6% at the moment), and sprayed it on, full strength. It made the bathroom stink, even with the window opened and the vent fan on (and my respirator in use), but didnt change the color... I tried again, this time with bleach and hot water, thining that this may ctivate it a bit better... no dice.
So, how do you bleach organic substances from brown to white?? I know its possible, Ive accidentally done it to shirts before!!!
Thanks,
JMH