How to remove caulking from tub

Save money on labor and learn how to recaulk your bathtub the quick, easy, and correct way for long lasting and clean results.

Simplify old, moldy caulk removal by applying special caulk remover over the caulk to soften it and break the bond. Then simply scrape the old caulk away.

If you're dealing with nasty, old, or molding caulk, don't worry! I'll show you how simple it is to remove and re-caulk. 👍

Ever wondered how to remove caulk and replace it? It's EASY! Learn how to replace any nasty caulk in your kitchen or bathroom.

At Everyday Home Repair, I talk a lot about ways to protect your home’s foundation from water — from adding extended downspouts to fixing water leaks. In this blog, I’ll cover another way to make sure your home isn’t getting moisture damage: removing old silicone caulk with a hair dryer. This process is not particularly […]

Removing mildew molded caulk from a shower or tub can be a pesky problem. Instead of clearing away the mold, however, it's best to remove the caulking and apply new caulking to the area.

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When the time comes for you to pick up that caulking gun and seal a shower, watch out for these aggravating pitfalls.

Caulk doesn’t just give your shower and tub a seamless look where the surround meets at the edges. It’s also key for keeping moisture from getting behind the surround and soaking in around the tub’s sides. Even the best caulk tends to become discolored with mildew without regular replacement. Scrubbing will eventually stop removing the gray, brown, or black spots that form. Even if the caulk is still spotless, it develops cracks after three to five years, letting moisture silently seep…

I tried so many hings. I was close to ripping all the caulking out completely and replacing it. I didn't want to but I was at the end of my rope. As my last effort I tried this method and thank god it worked. It worked so well. A quick note. I would recommend eye protection and large gloves to protect your hands. Don't wear something that a few drops of bleach might ruin. My dress got hit with a few drops but its tie-dye so that's okay. Please have the fan on the whole time and no kids or…