Caulking 101

By Relocation.com Staff

It is important to finish up any shower enclosure by applying beads of caulk in the specified locations on the exterior and only in those locations. For example, caulking on the inside may trap water that is otherwise intended to drain harmlessly into the tub or shower.

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