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✅ Step 3: Let It Sit
- Leave the mixture on for 30–60 minutes.
- For severe mildew, let it sit for a few hours (or even overnight if using hydrogen peroxide).
✅ Step 4: Scrub and Rinse
- Use a toothbrush or scrub brush to gently scrub the silicone.
- Rinse well with warm water and dry the area with a clean towel.
You’ll see a noticeable difference instantly — most mildew stains lift right off, and the silicone returns to its original clean state.
🔄 Prevent Future Mildew Build-Up
Keep your shower mildew-free with these tips:
- Wipe down silicone edges after each use to prevent water pooling.
- Run an exhaust fan or open a window to reduce humidity.
- Spray shower silicone once a week with a vinegar-water solution as a natural preventive.
- Use a squeegee to remove excess water from glass and tiles.
⚠️ When to Replace Silicone
If your silicone sealant is:
- Cracked, peeling, or permanently discolored
- Repeatedly growing mold that doesn’t clean off
- More than 5–10 years old
…it may be time to remove and reapply fresh silicone.
🧼 Final Thoughts: A Cleaner Shower in Minutes
This quick and natural method to remove mildew from shower silicone is not only effective — it’s also safe, budget-friendly, and easy to repeat whenever needed. With just a few ingredients from your kitchen or medicine cabinet, you can bring the sparkle back to your bathroom and keep mildew from taking hold again.
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