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I HAVE 2 PROBLEMS/QUESTIONS WITH MY 2 YEAR OLD MARBLE SHOWER: 1. HOW DO I GET RID OF MOLD AROUND SEALER BETWEEN SHOWER WALLS AND FLOOR AND ALSO MILDEW? 2. HOW DO I RESTORE THE ORIGINAL SHINE TO THE MARBLE TILES IN THE SHOWER AND ON THE BATHROOM FLOOR ... THERE IS A GENERAL DULLNESS?
Dear Patti:
For what I can understand from your description the mold and the mildew are not due to poor housekeeping, but they are the consequence of a structural problem. You must have water behind and under your tiles. If that's the
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Ciao and good luck,
Mauri
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