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Posted by wipeout64@hotmail.com on December 11, 2006, 5:07 pm
The mildew that is there is only the size of a pin head and there are
about 5 or 6 of them. Not much at all. I'm impressed considering that
the paint used seems to be waterbased. I think that the mold that is
there is because we didn't always bother to take precautions of keeping
the curtain open and using the exaust fan. I could easily spray with a
bleach and water mixture each week when cleaning.
Charles Schuler wrote:
> >
> > I'd like to add texture to the walls in the bathroom using the
> > following formula. There's not much of a mildew problem in that room
> > except on the wall over the tub. I'd like to mix fungicide with
> > spackle, tempera powder (paint) and add tiny colored stones such as
> > that used in a fish tank. I would apply it with deliberate brush like
> > strokes. Will the fungicide be enough to prevent mildew in the bathroom
> > area? Will the fungicide need to be applied every year? Thanks
>
> There is no safe application that I am aware of that will correct a mold
> problem for any reasonable length of time. The proper solution is to get
> the area dry and then keep it dry.
>
> Why is the wall over the tub supporting mold? Is there a leak?
>
> Do you have an exhaust fan?
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