It’s easier than you think
When the caulk on your bathtub starts looking black because of mold and mildew buildup, it’s time to replace it.
You could find and hire a handyman or you can do it yourself and save hundreds of dollars. It’s easier than you think.
One thing to know is that you need to remove the old caulk first with the right tools. There are a couple of options which I explain in the video as well as some tips to make it quicker and easier for you.
Listen to the tips to keep from scratching your tub and shower surround and to protect your drain and to provide easy clean up. As a list tip, after removing the caulk, clean the whole area with rubbing alcohol.
Keep in mind that it is grout between the tile and not caulk. Grout is a cement based product and caulk is stretchy.
If you need a refresher on how to open the caulk tube, watch my video on that here.
