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Preventing and Treating Mold and Mildew

May 1, 2011 By miraclemethod

Squeegee down the walls, tub, and curtain (if possible) to prevent moisture from creating mold or mildew.

Here at Miracle Method, we firmly believe that surface refinishing is the best choice for bathtubs, ceramic tile, and kitchen countertops that need surface repair, making them look like new.  That said, we also firmly believe in routine maintenance and care for bathtubs.  Today, we’re going to be discussing preventing and removing mold and mildew.

Mold and mildew go beyond simply making a room unattractive. It can disperse microscopic spores into the homes air.  This is harmful to your health, and can cause anything from a mild allergic reaction to much more serious ailments.

Mold and mildew grow wherever there are high amounts of moisture and humidity.  For bathtubs, sinks, and kitchen countertops, one of the simplest preventative measures comes from using a squeegee to direct any remaining water or other liquids down the nearest drain.  With showers and bathtubs, post usage, squeegee down the glass doors or curtains as best you can.  All this help prevent the accumulation of moisture that can spawn mold or mildew.

You can help prevent mold and mildew by using typical household cleaning supplies such as bleach, dish soap, detergent and hot water to scrub out the respective areas.

For shower curtains (fabric or plastic), the simplest solution is putting them in a washing machine with hot water, heavy detergent, and a little color-safe bleach (3/4th of a cup).  After it’s washed, hang it up and let it air dry in a dry area.

For everything else, start with a couple spoonfuls of dish soap mixed with a bucket of hot water, and a non-scratch brush or scouring pad.  We recommend scrubbing the problem areas, as well as the surrounding areas.

 

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Refinishing Countertops and Do-It-Yourself Painting

April 13, 2011 By miraclemethod

Here at Miracle Method, we’ve seen a lot of homeowners attempting to paint their countertops only to be extremely disappointed.  The sad truth is that Do-It-Yourself (DIY) projects for painting countertops rarely get results that stay bright and add years to your countertop.

Many of the DIY kits require ineffective surface sanding, and utilize cheap epoxy topcoats that yellow over time.

Countertop surfaces presents different challenges to get new finishes to adhere, look good, and provide many long years of service. The key to any good refinishing job lays in the use of hi-tech primers, acrylics and clear coats, and getting them to fuse together into a new surface.

For professionally refinished countertops, there are no shortcuts.  At Miracle Method, we use a proprietary seven-step process to repair and restore a countertop.

Our Natural Accents Stone Finish is a great example of an inexpensive, professionally-applied countertop solution.  Not only does the Natural Accents Stone Finish look like a granite countertop, but creates a surface that is seamless, non-porous, heat and scratch resistant and repairable if damaged.  Natural Accents Stone Finish is also FAST!  The entire process only takes 48 to 72 hours, not weeks.

If you are considering painting your countertop, don’t do it yourself!  Check for a Miracle Method location in your area, or call our toll free locator number 855-212-7337 to find the Miracle Method office closest to you and request a free estimate.  We feel that once you have all the facts, you’ll understand why painting a countertop is not a Do-It-Yourself project, and why Miracle Method is the best choice for refinishing your countertops.

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