One. Why does the base of a shower enclosure turn yellow?
Most shower enclosure base products on the market use PVC sealing strips to achieve waterproofing. However, PVC materials are sensitive to light and heat, and without proper maintenance, they are prone to yellowing and becoming brittle.
Two. What to do if the bottom seal of the shower enclosure turns yellow?
Step 1: First, prepare a bowl and pour in a suitable amount of white vinegar. Then, add a few drops of dish soap and stir until well mixed.
Step 2: Subsequently, prepare a cloth or a flexible paper towel and immerse it in the mixed liquid. Also, prepare an old card, such as a supermarket membership card or a discarded bank card. Place the card on the cloth, ensuring that the cloth completely encloses the card.
Step 3: Next, insert the cleaning tool directly into the gaps of the shower door seal. Vinegar has disinfecting and softening properties, and the cleaning effect of dish soap is also undeniable. When combined, they can effectively remove mold and mildew from the shower door seal. The card is sized to fit perfectly into the gaps of the seal, ensuring optimal cleaning results.
Step 4: Simply clean the area, and the sealant will look very clean. The dirt will also be collected on the cloth.
Step 5: Finally, use a clean cloth to wipe the sealant on the shower enclosure base, removing any remaining white vinegar cleaning agent.