Stop Peeling Bathroom Paint

Ask any painter how hard it is to re-paint a bathroom that is generally in good condition other than damage caused by mouldy paint. They have to work over and around the shower, bath and vanity, which are likely to be damaged even if all they are painting is the ceiling.

Bathroom paint is easily damaged by continuous steam in your bathroom. No matter how often you clean, moisture and condensation is damaging your bathroom paint — even a strong bathroom extractor fan isn't good enough to stop condensation forming on your painted surfaces and window sills.

The cure is to STOP the bathroom paint from being damaged in the first place. To do this you need to stop the steam in your bathroom, and the easiest way is to install a Steam Stopper. This works by separating the hot shower steam from the cold bathroom damp air — allowing you to close your bathroom window, stop black bathroom mould, and have a clear bathroom mirror.