Just removed loads of mould off bathroom ceiling, sanded and painted 3 coats of mould resistant paint. Don't want to have to do it again for a long time.
My family tend to take longish showers. The window is open but for privacy the blind is rolled right down so barely any steam escapes and the walls can be dripping by the time the shower has finished and blind opened.
See below pic but idea 1 would it be to cut a hole in the blind where it matches the top window to allow steam to escape?. It would be high enough that we keep our privacy and when the blind is rolled up it would look normal. Not sure of the material but it was from Hillary's Blinds some years ago and it's pretty much bomb proof so not sure how I would cut it cleanly.
Idea number 2 is to lower the blind to the level where the top part of the window can be opened and allow the steam to escape. Hopefully this will still be high enough to provide privacy (though my head would stick over blind a bit).
Is this an odd thing to do also like idea 1. Worried it will look crap and would it work?
I would keep the old brackets in situ in case we want to revert (maybe if we sell up etc) but would need to add a new set if brackets lower. Never drilled into tiles before. Is it hard? Watched a video about using masking tape etc but of course they always go smoothly in those videos. What are the chances of cracking a tile? Which drill bit is it? The timber one with pointy end? Any tips?
Pic is the window and blind. The right side of window opens at top and below. There is a towel rail and 12v fan but still getting mould so these ideas are the last thing I can think of.
Any other ideas?