Doctors warn that common pink bathroom slime is not mold but feeding bacteria

may begin as a faint discoloration that is easy to overlook.

Over time, it can become thicker and more noticeable, particularly along grout lines, shower curtains, drains, and other places that remain damp for long periods.

Because the residue can feel slippery or slimy, many homeowners assume it is a form of mildew.

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