This absolutely worked! I watched this video yesterday and I did exactly as described. I let it sit for 18 hours and just removed it an hour ago. The mould is completely (and I mean completely) gone, the silicone looks like new! No scrubbing at all. Thank you sir!
This worked without hardly having to do anything, I was certain I would have had to change the whole thing. Left it for about 10 hours and it was all gone!! Brilliant, thank you! I rarely post comments but this one was needed. Big thanks!
I’ve just discovered this channel and I love it. Straight forward no nonsense advice and tuition without all the crap. Proper builders. Hats off to you 👍
Hello, thank you for this tip - it worked! I'd been trying to remove that black mould out of my shower for ages! Thanks for posting - you're like Bradley Walsh, just with excellent bathroom tips
This is one of the best vids!! I tried this left it overnight (8hrs) and it worked so well. Now I have unlocked a secret that will help me in my adult life.
I did this last night and wow! It’s been 12 hours and I’m amazed. the toilet paper trick is everything! And I just used regular bleach from the dollar store!!
Tried this not so long ago, if you have a vent fan or bathroom window I strongly advise keep them open. The bleach not only does it smell strong it stings the eyes for hours just the fumes im referring to. Be very careful. Keep the shower door & bathroom door closed because its rather nasty. On a positive this method works quite well!
Be careful not to mix bleach with other chemicals. Just a trace of vinegar mixed with a bit of bleach in a bucket full of water will sting your eyes for hours. Ask how I know...
Thanks for posting and a saving me SO much time! I used cheap toilet paper rolled into a rope and then saturating with standard bleach as you demonstrated. I soaked for 24-hrs and it came out absolutely perfectly clean!
@@SkillBuilder I have old regular cement, and after decades of tests with different paints and solvents, to harden that cement so that mold would not can get a grip on it I gave up and last year I used chlorine, I assume is the same stuff, since is used for bleaching too. Did not poured so much as you, but simple spraying it with a window solution sprayer. It killed it in few minutes. Maybe the solution I used is stronger, it says hypoclorine or something like that 3% solution. and kind of burns the skin. on the hand not visible since is tougher. However the sprayer is dangerous because you can breath the stuff. Once I made the mistake to spray too much, and my lungs did not liked it. Since then I spray fast and keep my breath till I leave the room.
This WORKS! I actually can’t believe it and I almost gave my husband a heart attack when I screamed in excitement from the bathroom 😂 you know that black mould that you cant scrub off no matter what and it’s so hard to clean out from inside corners? This trick literally took ALL of it off. My shower looks brand new. No scrubbing no haste nothing just left it sitting on the problem spots overnight. I’m going around my whole house now looking at what else I can use this trick on. Thank you so much for sharing this! I wish I knew this decades ago.
Sir, you are an absolute superhero. For the first time something works. I don't know how many BS baking soda scrubbing things I have tried. This here is the trick. I left it on for about 8 hours and the caulking is snow white. Liked and subscribed.
I used the same trick to get rid of years of built up limescale in a basin - I thought it would never come off, but all it needed was the loo roll to keep the cleaning product in contact with it for a long time :) nice one, thanks!
Tried this on the mold that formed on the silicone caulk around my shower base. Mold couldn’t be scratched off. Was going to strip the caulk and re- do it. ( I’m large, shower small). Pulled off the paper and the mold was gone...silicone looks good as new, and still stuck to the fiberglass. Saved me a lot of time, a lot of struggling in the shower, and the cost of the silicone. Got to subscribe after this. Thank you!
Thank you. I work for housing association in my older age (plastering} and mould is one of my tasks. You've just saved me 3 reeseals a week. Thank you.
April 2022, THIS WORKS! I tried everything you can think of to get rid of black mold on my shower including a brand new steam machine, which I returned, but nothing worked, I gave a try on Skill Builder's solution, ACTUALLY WORKS! Thank you for sharing this piece of wisdom!
Watched this video yesterday so tried it that afternoon. Just removed the poultice and I'd say about 95% of the mould has gone. Really great tip. Thank you.
Literally did this yesterday. Never once have I actually seen one of these videos work so well, it has come out brand new. Normally these hacks never work that well but this one has worked perfectly. I was at a point where I was going to scrape it all out and redo the silicon thank fuck I didn't. $3 worth of bleach and toilet paper worked a charm. Amazing.
I love it that so many people are surprised by this. I guess it comes from trying several other remedies that failed. Please share the video because it helps our channel.
If you don't have a removable shower trap, poke a bike spoke (available cheap at your local bike store) down and fish out the hair. The end of a bike spoke makes the perfect hook but you could probably just make a hook in some wire as an alternative. It doesn't take long and is very effective.
I used to hate my bathroom because of that mold! I tried your method and it worked like magic! I can’t thank you enough. Please keep sharing hacks like these. I’ll share this video with my friends.
Brilliant advice again Rodger👍👍 I'll try that poultice thing on my bath when it next needs a cleaning. As for the hair in the plug, I was wandering why I went bald😁😁. Keep the videos coming there great🙌.
Thank you very much for sharing this fantastic tip. I used common bleach bought from supermarket. This is so simple and REALLY WORKS. 😃👍🏼. The silicone looks like new again. Hats off to you, sir.
tried everything I'd seen - then this . . .WOW! This method sorted out a several year old problem. Yeah. I know, why not re-silicon rather than wait. It was just one of those jobs! ie the plumber's dripping tap. Thanks for the great videos, this one in particular!
I have come across so many of your videos from a simple search and always useful. I don't know why I was not subscribed earlier. Brilliant hints and tips. This solution looks perfect.
I tried this a while back with no success but after watching this I gave it another go, left it for 24hrs this time on really bad mould and it's pretty much all gone!!! Many thanks 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
I've since done this around our handwash basin which was really bad, had to repeat a few times but it really does work!! Just used regular toilet paper and tesco thick bleach
I would be careful many plastic trays may be damaged by bleach. Surely after 5 years just replace silicone, much easier than replacing damaged tray / tiles. Best Silicone tip is buy special silicon rubber application tools which have corners cut to different bead sizes , makes application much more consistent.
Might be wise to mask off the tray below the silicone with strong electrical tape which could stop the bleach contacting the tray. Also have you ever used the rubbery plastic bead tools which shape the silicone.
Here is some advice on preventing mold: Keep a small towel nearby and after using shower or bathtub, wipe down all wet surfaces of the bath tub or shower with this towel. End outcome is that surfaces will fully dry very quickly and mold will have hard time establishing itself. This becomes a routine normal thing to do. Allow the towel to dry to be used the next day for same purpose. Should there be any evidence of mold at any time in future, spray it with anti-mold cleaner immediately. By not allowing mold to get established, you will be in control at all times.
Vinegar gets it from the root. Bleach just cleans the surface & if you don't take steps to keep it away if will just come back but a lot of people like the shiny exterior of things when the problem starts from under.
Bleach will mostly remove the stain but to kill the mould you simply use Boric acid powder in solution purchased from eBay. If you wipe it down where the mould grows it will not grow back. But what whatever you use is going to be diluted or washed away as you shower or as condensation runs down the windows, so you cannot just leave things as the are you must wipe down dry and reapply regularly. I was plagued by mould in my bay window but if I treat often then it is not a plague. Mould spores are everywhere all the time so you have to be vigilant, look it up. But know bleach is scary stuff.
Bleach doesn't kill mold, just lifts some off and removes the pigment in what remains. That's why it appears to come back so quickly - it never left. Use actual fungicide, or a steam cleaner.
Wrong,strong bleach will kill anything organic. I run a gardening business and use bleach when power washing , it kills everything, you have to be really careful with it. Best regards Mick.
@jammybap. It comes back quickly because you didn't kill the mold/mildew behind the sealant where water has soaked in but your bleach wasn't able to get to. Even with a poultice bleach wont go in as far unless the material behind it is dry and "wicks" the oxidizer into it.
i applied this today around the bathroom upvc window , mold in the grout etc i used thick cheap bleach , and i used cotton wool , i bought some kitchen roll type rolls of cotton wool , and ripped bits into lines , the cotton wool will stick up walls , and even upside down with the thick bleach acting as a kinda adhesive , leaving it 18 hours plus then will remove and check if succesful the whole shower compartment is getting the same treatment next
The comments are mostly positive on this video, and everyone seems to agree with this method. Whereas if you look at this video on their TikTok page, it is overwhelmingly negative and everyone seems to be saying this method is a waste of time and doesnt work. How strange.
Silicon manufactures do not recommend using bleach. In fact very few manufacturers recommend using bleach on anything. Also, if the silicon is poorly applied, this problem is 500% worse. I tell all my customers that they must keep the bathroom dry and well ventilated.
Hi. Have you got any suggestions for what you’d use on a shower with those matte, semi-porous tiles? I’ve used bleach before, and if you leave it too long, it stains the (dark grey) tiles and is nearly impossible to get the stains out. I’ve got a glass screen that goes all the way to the floor/tiles. Cheers.
This absolutely worked! I watched this video yesterday and I did exactly as described. I let it sit for 18 hours and just removed it an hour ago. The mould is completely (and I mean completely) gone, the silicone looks like new! No scrubbing at all.
Thank you sir!
Which brand of bleach did you use? Thanks
Which brand is it
Clorox worked
@@taesytae6895, thanks!
What you use to let stay bleach?
Great little tip, you also have my up most respect for sticking your fingers down that trap. I don't even like doing my own without gloves on!
I know what his attitude would be. "It won't kill you so get it over with"
Almost guaranteed to cure nail biting!
I tried this yesterday on my shower and it worked!!! Been trying to get the mold out of my shower for months and now it’s like brand new. Thank you!
How long did you leave it for
What bleach did you use?
@@gphone2224 A couple of hours, 2 or 3 should be enough but overnight also works!
@@stryderhiryu8 just any regular bleach will work!
@@stryderhiryu8 I used a cheap Tesco extra thick bleach and worked perfectly
Absolutely brilliant. No scrubbing, excellent results. No expensive chemicals required.
That is scrubbing..
This worked without hardly having to do anything, I was certain I would have had to change the whole thing. Left it for about 10 hours and it was all gone!! Brilliant, thank you! I rarely post comments but this one was needed. Big thanks!
Glad it helped
What if there's mold along top edge near ceiling, will the bleach-dampened toilet paper stay...
Gloves mate, gloves...
Gross
Pussy ...
😂
Just wash your hands; that's how hands work. You wash them and the dirt comes off.
I don’t think he cares
It worked! The black mold was gone, it was like a magic trick, thank you!
please share it with your friends and help our channel grow like ugly black mould
I’ve just discovered this channel and I love it. Straight forward no nonsense advice and tuition without all the crap. Proper builders. Hats off to you 👍
Hello, thank you for this tip - it worked! I'd been trying to remove that black mould out of my shower for ages! Thanks for posting - you're like Bradley Walsh, just with excellent bathroom tips
It seems to last for ages as well. Just keep washing it down with cold water.
Roger you are a star and you can spell too, marvellous.
Fantastic result. Just saved me hours of work removing and replacing that silicon.
This is one of the best vids!! I tried this left it overnight (8hrs) and it worked so well. Now I have unlocked a secret that will help me in my adult life.
You mean I’ve been resiliconing all those bathtubs unnecessarily? I’m trying this bad boy tomorrow. Great tip!
Tried this yesterday on the edges of a shower cubical, left in-place for around 20 hours, worked wonderfully. Many thanks.
I did this last night and wow! It’s been 12 hours and I’m amazed. the toilet paper trick is everything! And I just used regular bleach from the dollar store!!
Did you use regular tissue or the material
He uses in the video ?
Synquis Harris just regular tissue
Lo awesome thank you
@@Quayb24 👀😆🤣😂
Tried this not so long ago, if you have a vent fan or bathroom window I strongly advise keep them open. The bleach not only does it smell strong it stings the eyes for hours just the fumes im referring to. Be very careful. Keep the shower door & bathroom door closed because its rather nasty. On a positive this method works quite well!
Be careful not to mix bleach with other chemicals. Just a trace of vinegar mixed with a bit of bleach in a bucket full of water will sting your eyes for hours. Ask how I know...
Was the silicone as brand new? As it appears on the video?
Been doing this for years with cotton balls. It's time consuming but it is the only thing that works!
Thanks for posting and a saving me SO much time! I used cheap toilet paper rolled into a rope and then saturating with standard bleach as you demonstrated. I soaked for 24-hrs and it came out absolutely perfectly clean!
Glad it helped!
@@SkillBuilder I have old regular cement, and after decades of tests with different paints and solvents, to harden that cement so that mold would not can get a grip on it I gave up and last year I used chlorine, I assume is the same stuff, since is used for bleaching too. Did not poured so much as you, but simple spraying it with a window solution sprayer. It killed it in few minutes. Maybe the solution I used is stronger, it says hypoclorine or something like that 3% solution. and kind of burns the skin. on the hand not visible since is tougher. However the sprayer is dangerous because you can breath the stuff. Once I made the mistake to spray too much, and my lungs did not liked it. Since then I spray fast and keep my breath till I leave the room.
Tried this yesterday and it worked like a charm. Thank you so much. Easier than removing and replacing.
Glad it helped
How long did you leave the bleach sitting on the paper in the tray?
Squirt some hair removal cream down if you can’t get the grating out .wait half hour an rinse through with hot water
For the best result I left the tissue for 24hr and it is amazing!!!! The dark spot totally disappears! Thank you so much!!!
Great tip, the banter with the cameraman makes the vids better :D
This worked really well on my bath and I only left the tissue there for around 10 hours. Thank you!!
Glad it helped!
This video has totally changed my bathroom. I am really grateful. It has been a relief with the thoughts of getting our deposit back.
What is the exact product did you use
This WORKS! I actually can’t believe it and I almost gave my husband a heart attack when I screamed in excitement from the bathroom 😂 you know that black mould that you cant scrub off no matter what and it’s so hard to clean out from inside corners? This trick literally took ALL of it off. My shower looks brand new. No scrubbing no haste nothing just left it sitting on the problem spots overnight. I’m going around my whole house now looking at what else I can use this trick on. Thank you so much for sharing this! I wish I knew this decades ago.
Please share it with your friends it will help our channel. I am so glad it worked for you
Sir, you are an absolute superhero. For the first time something works. I don't know how many BS baking soda scrubbing things I have tried. This here is the trick. I left it on for about 8 hours and the caulking is snow white. Liked and subscribed.
If I could give you more thumbs up I would,I've never heard or seen that one before.
Amazing.
I used the same trick to get rid of years of built up limescale in a basin - I thought it would never come off, but all it needed was the loo roll to keep the cleaning product in contact with it for a long time :) nice one, thanks!
Tried this on the mold that formed on the silicone caulk around my shower base. Mold couldn’t be scratched off. Was going to strip the caulk and re- do it. ( I’m large, shower small). Pulled off the paper and the mold was gone...silicone looks good as new, and still stuck to the fiberglass. Saved me a lot of time, a lot of struggling in the shower, and the cost of the silicone. Got to subscribe after this. Thank you!
Thank you.
I work for housing association in my older age (plastering} and mould is one of my tasks.
You've just saved me 3 reeseals a week. Thank you.
the things this man is touching with his bare hands. respect. I could never.
April 2022, THIS WORKS!
I tried everything you can think of to get rid of black mold on my shower including a brand new steam machine, which I returned, but nothing worked, I gave a try on Skill Builder's solution, ACTUALLY WORKS!
Thank you for sharing this piece of wisdom!
I would be honoured to shake your hand! A true tradesman!
me too after he wash his hand
Mad respect for this guy without his gloves...taming mold and touching nasty hair! lol. This is an excellent video. Thank you!
This is brilliant!! I let it sit for only 5hours and when i removed the toilet paper, it looks like new, without any scrubbing at all!!Thanks for this
Watched this video yesterday so tried it that afternoon. Just removed the poultice and I'd say about 95% of the mould has gone. Really great tip. Thank you.
put it back on and it will get rid of the remaining 5%
@@SkillBuilder Yeah I'm pretty sure it will. Thanks again.
Works great!! Left the paper towel on over night and looks brand new! Thank you 👍
Absolutley did what it said on the can. I followed the procedure excatly, and the silicone is like new. Thanks guys.
I'm going to try this tomorrow. Thank you! I'm in medicine - I was happy to hear it called a poultice - good for festering wounds and mould!
It worked pretty well!
I did this, it works
Very impressed with the results and not a time consuming process either as it's left over night.
Thank you for this video!
Literally did this yesterday.
Never once have I actually seen one of these videos work so well, it has come out brand new. Normally these hacks never work that well but this one has worked perfectly. I was at a point where I was going to scrape it all out and redo the silicon thank fuck I didn't. $3 worth of bleach and toilet paper worked a charm. Amazing.
Left it overnight and it actually worked thanks!
I love it that so many people are surprised by this. I guess it comes from trying several other remedies that failed. Please share the video because it helps our channel.
I'm actually gonna try this today...super excited to see the outcome
Will try this today. Thanks for making a video that gets straight to the point!
"If you're mould it's a bad day for you"
If you don't have a removable shower trap, poke a bike spoke (available cheap at your local bike store) down and fish out the hair. The end of a bike spoke makes the perfect hook but you could probably just make a hook in some wire as an alternative. It doesn't take long and is very effective.
I used to hate my bathroom because of that mold! I tried your method and it worked like magic! I can’t thank you enough. Please keep sharing hacks like these. I’ll share this video with my friends.
Thank you, please do share it and help us grow.
Thank you so much. I cannot believe how clean it is now. I used to scrape and spend hours for it.
This is a trick that if I didn’t use it myself I would have thought it’s a load of rubbish. It works like magic every time.
It works on the grouting too. Just spread it on with a toothbrush and leave it a few hours. Watch out for the chlorine fumes, though. Ventilate well.
I've used Cillit Bang black mould remover. I was initially a sceptic and thought it might be a bit of a gimmick but found it worked really well.
Just did this and it worked 10000% thanks mate 👌🏽
This works 👍🙂thanks for sharing. Best advice on how to get rid of mould. Wow... I'm really impressed. Tried this yesterday and the result is amazing
I watched this video when home and tryed it left it on for 4 hours and the results was amazing and I mean unbelievable.
Using a poultice has to be one of the best tips I've seen
Brilliant advice again Rodger👍👍 I'll try that poultice thing on my bath when it next needs a cleaning. As for the hair in the plug, I was wandering why I went bald😁😁. Keep the videos coming there great🙌.
THIS WORKS!!!!! Just tried it and I left it for about 19 hours and it was COMPLETELY GONE!!!!! Thank you!!
I did this left it for 3 hours and it was gone like it was never there🤘❤😎thank you!😁🤙
3 hours? You just couldn't wait. Were you the kind of kid who opened all your presents on Christmas Eve?
I am glad it worked for you
Never thought about simply using toilet paper to make the bleach stay in contact with the silicone.
Great thinking, thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much for sharing this fantastic tip.
I used common bleach bought from supermarket.
This is so simple and REALLY WORKS. 😃👍🏼. The silicone looks like new again.
Hats off to you, sir.
Most welcome 😊
@@SkillBuilder Hi. Do you have any good tips on getting water stains out of on car seats? Thank you in advance.
tried everything I'd seen - then this . . .WOW! This method sorted out a several year old problem. Yeah. I know, why not re-silicon rather than wait. It was just one of those jobs! ie the plumber's dripping tap. Thanks for the great videos, this one in particular!
Glad it helped. Please share it because it needs a lot more views.
I am SO trying this!!! My shower is absolutely horrible!!
Thank you so much Dr Roger another great production both in front & behind the camera 📹🛠
Thank you. Dylan sometimes feels like the forgotten member of the team so it cheers him up to have the odd accolade.
I have come across so many of your videos from a simple search and always useful. I don't know why I was not subscribed earlier. Brilliant hints and tips. This solution looks perfect.
Thank you!
I tried this a while back with no success but after watching this I gave it another go, left it for 24hrs this time on really bad mould and it's pretty much all gone!!! Many thanks 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Give it a second go and it will take the rest. Nice to have it perfect
I've since done this around our handwash basin which was really bad, had to repeat a few times but it really does work!!
Just used regular toilet paper and tesco thick bleach
Turned into a British sitcom at 2:30
Brilliant! Even though I have to chisel out the old caulking I will then trear it in this fashion.
Thank you!
Simple as that! so why did I not know about this? Ive been cutting out and replacing every years. Cheers Roger
Edit: Did this last night and wife thinks I’m a diy god.
Thanks for this! Wish I'd seen it before gouging out all the silicone to replace it.
"We've cut off the air, we've cut off its oxygen supply. If you're mould it's a bad day for ya."
😂👌
Did this today and it worked great, thanks for sharing this technique
I would be careful many plastic trays may be damaged by bleach. Surely after 5 years just replace silicone, much easier than replacing damaged tray / tiles. Best Silicone tip is buy special silicon rubber application tools which have corners cut to different bead sizes , makes application much more consistent.
I don't have any experience of a acrylic tray being damaged by bleach. I am not saying it doesn't happen but I have never seen it.
Might be wise to mask off the tray below the silicone with strong electrical tape which could stop the bleach contacting the tray. Also have you ever used the rubbery plastic bead tools which shape the silicone.
Here is some advice on preventing mold:
Keep a small towel nearby and after using shower or bathtub, wipe down all wet surfaces of the bath tub or shower with this towel. End outcome is that surfaces will fully dry very quickly and mold will have hard time establishing itself. This becomes a routine normal thing to do. Allow the towel to dry to be used the next day for same purpose. Should there be any evidence of mold at any time in future, spray it with anti-mold cleaner immediately. By not allowing mold to get established, you will be in control at all times.
My kids would never do that, even if I paid them £5.00 each time
Vinegar gets it from the root. Bleach just cleans the surface & if you don't take steps to keep it away if will just come back but a lot of people like the shiny exterior of things when the problem starts from under.
Bleach will mostly remove the stain but to kill the mould you simply use Boric acid powder in solution purchased from eBay. If you wipe it down where the mould grows it will not grow back. But what whatever you use is going to be diluted or washed away as you shower or as condensation runs down the windows, so you cannot just leave things as the are you must wipe down dry and reapply regularly. I was plagued by mould in my bay window but if I treat often then it is not a plague. Mould spores are everywhere all the time so you have to be vigilant, look it up. But know bleach is scary stuff.
HG mould spray works well
Bleach doesn't kill mold, just lifts some off and removes the pigment in what remains. That's why it appears to come back so quickly - it never left. Use actual fungicide, or a steam cleaner.
Wrong,strong bleach will kill anything organic. I run a gardening business and use bleach when power washing , it kills everything, you have to be really careful with it. Best regards Mick.
that is absolutely wrong advice. Bleach will kill all microorganisms in your shower, it's just a matter of how resilient they are.
They tried steam cleaning. No good at all.
@jammybap. It comes back quickly because you didn't kill the mold/mildew behind the sealant where water has soaked in but your bleach wasn't able to get to. Even with a poultice bleach wont go in as far unless the material behind it is dry and "wicks" the oxidizer into it.
I bought expensive steam cleaner for the express purpose & it failed miserably.
i applied this today around the bathroom upvc window , mold in the grout etc
i used thick cheap bleach , and i used cotton wool , i bought some kitchen roll type rolls of cotton wool , and ripped bits into lines , the cotton wool will stick up walls , and even upside down with the thick bleach acting as a kinda adhesive , leaving it 18 hours plus then will remove and check
if succesful the whole shower compartment is getting the same treatment next
I am literally in shock this worked so well I could cry
The comments are mostly positive on this video, and everyone seems to agree with this method. Whereas if you look at this video on their TikTok page, it is overwhelmingly negative and everyone seems to be saying this method is a waste of time and doesnt work. How strange.
Thanks very much for this... worked a treat for me. I'll be telling the missus it was all elbow grease though!
We won't blow your cover? Hacks = Brownie Points
How long did you leave it on for?
Does it have to be 18 hours or does a shorter time work?
I just did this with the toilet paper and bleach and iIT WORKED!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!
please share it with your friends. We would like to get this video out there.
Thanks for the advice given. Will give it a try now and let you know the results.!!!!
I am having trouble with mold in my shower right now. Will try this today!
Good luck!
Worked for me, my shower is brand new. Thanks
Glad it helped
Silicon manufactures do not recommend using bleach. In fact very few manufacturers recommend using bleach on anything. Also, if the silicon is poorly applied, this problem is 500% worse. I tell all my customers that they must keep the bathroom dry and well ventilated.
Did it in my place. It worked perfectly!
Poultice, most lads fromthe 50's will remember those for the dreaded boils. 😁
My gran made one for a boil on my inside leg when I was kid. Never seen one since !
My mum used one on a boil on my neck 😊 when I was a boy in the 50’s
My dad use to make poultice for thistles under the skin, they would exit in the morning after a night with sugar and soap mix.
I do this regularly now ( not regularly enough I add) its a great hack. Thankyou !!
🤢🤢🤢 anybody else feel like this when Roger went into that trap with no gloves 🧤. 😬😂😂
He's a plumber mate, he'll of had his hand down a lot worst than a shower trap! Tip of iceberg that 🤢
John Daniells . Very true 😂
Plumbers aren't called 'turd herders' for nothing!
hogthrob 😬😂😂
What kinda brickies are you? Lego?
I'm absolutely trying this! I'm sick of all the hours of scrubbing
It works, no need to scrub.
What a helpful video. Explains the how when and why perfectly
Just following up,I did this in my stand up shower and it worked very well, thank you so much for this tip, my shower looks brand new now...
Worth subscribing, just for the tips on removing mold around the tray. Thanks a lot.
Subscribed.
Thanks and welcome
this has changed my actual life
What great advice thankyou! It really works on really built up mould.
Harpic Bleach working great, thanks.. stain gone in 5 min
very helpful tried so many things this was the first to actually work, thanks
Brilliant tip about the loo roll thank you.
Hi. Have you got any suggestions for what you’d use on a shower with those matte, semi-porous tiles? I’ve used bleach before, and if you leave it too long, it stains the (dark grey) tiles and is nearly impossible to get the stains out. I’ve got a glass screen that goes all the way to the floor/tiles. Cheers.
I love your whole energy! What a guy!