You’ll think you’re done, and then you’ll spot a tiny sliver of silicone hiding in a crack. That little jerk. Use a razor blade (in a holder!) to scrape it off carefully. Or, use a heat gun or hairdryer on low to soften it first. Warning: Do not melt your bathroom, your hand, or your cat. Blow-dry the spot for 20 seconds, scrape, and repeat. You’ll feel like a magician performing a very unglamorous trick. But hey, we’re here for results, not magic.
If you have stubborn stains from mold, mix baking soda and vinegar into a paste and scrub it in. It’s like a science fair project, but for adults. Rinse well and dry. Your bathroom will thank you by not looking like a crime scene.
How to remove and replace the nasty silicone in your bathroom. How to
