Vinegar will kill mold on bathroom ceilings and shower tile.
You can spray the mold with some vinegar and allow it to sit for a few minutes and then scrub it down.
However if you have moldy drywall then it's best to remove the moldy drywall and replace it with fresh new drywall as there could be mold hidden under the drywall.
To keep your shower tile from molding you should use some diluted bleach and wash down the tile and scrub the shower tile and grout and the bleach will help kill bacteria that causes mold.
The bleach will also kill current mold spores and help clean the mold off the shower tile.
Also use a vent fan in the bathroom to help draw moisture out of the bathroom which is another cause of the shower and tub molding.
Black stuff in your shower is mold and the back mold in the shower is toxic to your health as it's grown from bacteria.
The black mold in showers is prevalent in the shower because of the dampness that exists in the shower, and this extra moisture means that bacteria has a chance to thrive there.
You can kill the black mold in the shower with bleach and the bleach will clean the mold and kill the mold spores and also make sure to wear a face mask when dealing with mold in the shower so that you don't breathe the mold spores in.
Yes the shower mold is toxic and can make you sick, so you should get rid of the mold in the shower to prevent illness.
The mold in the shower can cause breathing issues and lung issues and may also lead to lung cancer.
Yes the mold in your shower can make you sick.
All types of mold whether toxic mold or non toxic mold can make a person sick and you're more likely to get sick from non toxic mold than toxic mold.
Non toxic mold is more common than toxic mold and can more easily make you sick.
If you have any type of mold you should remove the mold, kill the mold or have someone come in and get rid of the mold for you.
Breathing in any type of mold could lead to lung disease and other serious health issues.
Exposure to shower mold or any other type of mold can cause rashes, headaches, dizziness, nausea, allergies, asthma attacks, and serious lung infections.