Remove mould from shower is it clean then use oil from cloves I know I have seen it on her programmes

Use any bleach based product that is sold to clean baths and showers. However you will need to give it time for it to work and this is how you do it. Put on a pair of rubber gloves and a pair of safety specs to protect your hands and eyes from bleach splashes. Now take a sheet of kitchen paper towel and roll it up or tear it into strips. Sellotape it in position at each end along the run of mould. Use more than one sheet if necessary. Then carefully wet the rolled up towel with bleach and when soggy push it firmly onto the mould. Leave overnight to do its work and take it off in the morning and you should find that the mould has gone. The paper towell should be disposed of carefully as it may be a health hazard (mould and bleach) so put it in a rubbish bag as soon as possible.

if you can , take a section of the rubber you require to a shop that sells rubber products ( mats ,pools , mattresses rubber mouldings etc) as they have a range of rubber mouldings that may be suitable
try plumber wholesalers that sell baths , showers and toilets as they may be the agent for the manufacturer of the doors
Lastly the doors may be made by a glass fitter shop and they may have the rubber to suit the aluminium surrounds of the glass

U don't remove the plastic u stick them hole shower head down in vinegar and let it sit for a while, that will clean it out

Can't you just stand in the shower?

Its easy . Open the two handles. Place the garlic basket screen into the well of the press. Before adding the garlic. Take a large butcher knife and cutting board. Place unschucked garlic cloves on the board . Lie the knife in a flat orientation on top of the cloves. Strike the side of the knife onto the garlic. Until the shell splits to easily remove the cover. Place the cloves into press and squeeze out garlic paste. Add one after another. Scrape the bottom of the screen press when a build up prevents pressing. Cleanup by removing the press bucket from the press. Wash the screen backwards while using a tooth brush or equivalent. Place in to Dishwasher utility basket for a thorough clean. If not . Air dry. Garlic is a joy. Have fun with it.

several products can be used --- white vinegar --- bleach---exit mould ---

Lady,
Take a screwdriver and a foot rule. With the screwdriver remove the driver side plastic moulding that holds the window pane straight. Jus put the screwdriver blade under the moulding and press downwards so tha the moulding moves upwards. When the moulding is out, insert the foot rule or any thing hard and flat and thin between the glass and the door frame inline with the lock. When you feel resistance, press harder and you will hear a click. The lock has opened. Remove the keys and replace the moulding. It is press fitted. Press it till you hear a number of clicks. I have seen cops do it in LA while towing away locked cars.

Don't use eucalyptus oil, because it will damage the rubber, and the smell will linger.
The black mould should be wiped off using a damp soft cloth and mild detergent. Diluted bleach (1 part in 10 parts cold water) can also be used, with care (wear gloves); don't use full-strength bleach, because it can damage rubber and corrode metal. Leave the door and detergent drawer open between washes and overnight to keep air circulating through the machine. This will slow down the regrowth of mould. For further improvement, wipe the seal dry after each use of the machine. If your laundry room remains steamy or damp for hours after washing, improve the ventilation

You have to obtain the correct projectile mould for the calibre of your weapon, and a small block of lead form your gunsstore. Heat the lead with a gas burner until molten and pour into the mould. Allow to cool, open the mould and clean up the projectile with fine file to remove casting edges. Now you can use it in you re-loader.

Pop the bottom front cover off (that is over the speakers) first. This will expose 2 brackets that hold the moulding around the screen in place. Un-screw the brackets enough so you can get the moulding off and take it off. Once the moulding off you will see the brackets that hold the actual screen in place. Loosen these brackets and VERY carefully remove the screen (it will wobble and bend so I would recommend 2 people do this). Lay the screen down on a soft surface that will not scratch it. Clean and re-install screen, tighten brackets, re-install moulding, tighten brackets and pop the speaker cover back on.