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Algae growing in glass block shower wall seam--HELP!
We recently remodeled our up stairs bath room. We installed a glass block shower where the tub used to be.
Unfortuneately there is a thin "skin" of green algae growing between the lower blocks along the grouted seams; seems like it was invaded through the loose grout application,according to the contractor Any clues to removing/ neutralizing this invasive species? Really don't want to disassemble this wall... Any help would be much appreciated! |
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