If you're like us, you've been scrubbing your bathroom clean for years and you've seen it all: soap scum, black mold, yellow stains. But lately, a pink grime has been showing up in your shower’s grout ...

Most of us have noticed it in our bathroom at some point: We step into the shower or look into the toilet, only to discover a pink ring around the drain or spots on the wall that look eerily similar ...

And it’s not always exactly pink, either. Its color — caused by a red pigment produced at room temperature — is often closer to orange. The health dangers of pink mold Need a news break? Check out the ...

You know how to clean the bathroom, how to clean a shower head and how to clean a shower curtain and liner. You’re a pro at washing bath mats and even mastered the art of removing hard water stains.

Have you ever noticed a persistent pink stain in your sink and wondered what sorcery is at play? It's not a magic trick, but it's certainly an unwelcome guest in your home. This pinkish visitor is ...

What pink ‘mold’ really is Pink mold usually appears as a fuzzy (but not in a good way) or slimy buildup in damp areas of your home — most commonly on the shower curtain or the grout between bathroom ...

The health dangers of pink mold If you spot pink mold anywhere in your home, get rid of it ASAP. Even though this type of bacteria is not as dangerous as black mold, all kinds of health problems can ...

Pink mold usually appears as a fuzzy (but not in a good way) or slimy buildup in damp areas of your home — most commonly on the shower curtain or the grout between bathroom tiles. Although this gunk ...