Bathroom maintenance often feels overwhelming, and cracked caulking is one of the most common headaches. It looks bad, lets water seep in, and—if ignored—can even lead to mold or hidden damage. But here’s the good news: you don’t always have to strip everything out to fix it.
My dad, a lifelong DIYer, showed me a trick that saves hours of work. With just a few tools, you can refresh cracked caulking in minutes and give your bathroom a brand-new look.
Why Caulking Cracks
Constant moisture and temperature changes cause caulk to dry out, shrink, and split. Those little gaps quickly become big problems, so acting early is key.
What You’ll Need
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