That weird pink slime around your shower or sink is often Serratia marcescens, a bacteria that thrives in damp, soap-scummy places.It’s usually more of a nuisance for healthy people, but it can pose a risk to those with weakened immune systems.Clean it thoroughly with an appropriate bathroom disinfectant, follow the product label, and never mix bleach with other cleaners.
Most importantly, keep the bathroom dry and well-ventilated so the pink slime doesn’t make a comeback.
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