In South Florida, bathrooms fight humidity all year. Mildew shows up as black or gray spots on grout, caulk, and ceilings. The good news: a few habits keep most of it away.
Get a Free QuoteThe EPA recommends keeping indoor humidity below 60%, ideally between 30% and 50%. A simple humidity monitor shows you where you stand. If your home stays above that, talk to your A/C company about a dehumidifier.
Surface mildew on grout and caulk is normal cleaning. But mold behind walls, a musty smell that won't go away, or mold covering a large area needs a licensed mold assessor or remediator. In Florida, mold remediation is a licensed trade. We clean. We don't do mold remediation.
For a full top-to-bottom reset, including grout, fans, and vents, book a deep clean. Read more about cleaning in Florida humidity.
Florida's high humidity keeps bathroom surfaces damp, and mildew grows on damp grout, caulk, and ceilings.
It can remove surface mildew, but never mix bleach with other cleaners, especially ammonia or vinegar. Ventilate the room while you clean.
We clean surface mildew during regular and deep cleanings. Mold behind walls or covering large areas needs a licensed mold remediation company.
See also deep cleaning in Florida humidity, our deep cleaning checklist, our hurricane season checklist, and deep cleaning in Miami.
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