Good chemicals and tools to make a big push against bathroom mold?

[I_waste_everything]

Have had bathroom mold for years. Neglected to make any major push. I want to change that. And hopefully train myself to get started sooner and stick with it, next life-attempt.

So far I have a purpose-sold mold killer and a broad stiff-bristled brush. But the brush isn't taking the mold out perfectly, and the corners in particular, I still can't reach.

Then there's the shower curtain; wide plane to clean but flexible so it doesn't stay straight while I scrub it. I guess I just grab that and scrub it section by section, but I'm all eyes for any shortcuts.

 

[another world]

How's the ventilation in your bathroom? Sometimes this problem can be cured by, for example, drilling a ventilation hole through the wall.

 

[seabird]

The shower curtain should be able to be taken down, temporarily, while it's washed in a machine with non-chlorine bleach, and then dried. Ideaaly, exposing it to the sunshine while drying but in a dryer will do.

For mold that gets into and under fixtures, you'll need to keep after it, at least once a week. Sometimes an old toothbrush helps. Check inside the and out of all the cabinets as well.

@another world 's suggestion of a ventilation fan is good. If there's already a ventilation fan, then that too will need cleaning if your bathroom has been moldy for a long time.

Keep as much air circulation going as possible, and wipe it down after you shower or bathe.