Hi, We have a 2-yr-old acrylic tub enclosure which is working out great for us: easy to clean, looks good, etc. The problem is that we live in a humid climate and tend to accumulate mildew on the caulking. I replaced the caulk in June with supposedly mildew resistant silicone caulking. Nevertheless, our strain of mildew has walked all over the caulking. :eek: I do not want to use bleach on it, because I'm concerned that the bleach will oxidize the surface. We've already had one previous repair because we accidently used a non-acrylic-friendly cleaner on the tub. Any help is appreciated! Thanks, Jeff Cagle

I have a tile shower enclosure and need to replace it. I want a pre formed shower wall enclosure. Do I have to remove the tile or can I put the shower enclosure in on top of it? I realize the top and sides of the tile would have to be removed to hide it and that proper caulking/sealing would need to be done. Good idea or bad idea? Pros/cons? thanks!