Is it possible to keep a shower cubicle mould free?

[magnolia1997]

Our shower cubicle needs the grout replacing and all the mouldy sealant replacing.
I've done all the bleaching etc on occasions but it needs a fresh start.
What would I need to do and how often to keep it looking nice and new once it's been replaced?
Does everyone eventually have to have the grout/sealant replaced?
Thanks.

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A squeegee is what you need. Quick wipe down after every shower, only takes seconds. Mould grows where things are left too wet.

Occasional bleach spray helps keep the grout white.

Mix of bicarbonate of soda and bleach to make a thick paste. Smooth it on- I use an old paintbrush, leave overnight, rinse off. Job done!

You need good ventilation in the room. If it stays wet for a long time due to cold or poor air flow the mould risk is increased. No silicone lasts for ever though sadly.

I got this behind my bath taps so I started religiously drying all round them after each shower, it's a bit of a faff but it seems to have worked and no mould

I squeegee the shower after every use, the screen the walls and then dry with a cloth all the corners where water gathers, plus if you have one make sure the extractor fan is on and window open.

Yup, squeegee and ventilation.
We have a Karcher window vac which is good too but bright yellow and ugly.

Yes squeegee the walls and door. Spray diluted white vinegar & leave it on, it's a great mould killer . I chuck a bit of orange peel and mint in the bottle which smells lovely & stops the stench of vinegar. .

We have a fairly new bathroom with a shower enclosure and before we used it we sprayed on a grout and tile protector and sealer, which seems to have been a success.
I also insisted on the absolute minimum amount of tiling [it's just around the shower] as I hate tiles and mucky grout.
A squeegee and good ventilation are essentials, I also use that 'daily shower spray' stuff a couple of times a week.

Thanks for the replies.