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What do you use to clean glass shower walls?
How do you keep you glass shower walls soap scrum free and shiney?
Re: What do you use to clean glass shower walls?
I keep a squeegee in the shower and when we are done we use it on all the walls and doors, that seems to keep them clean.
HTH
This! It lengthens the time between deep cleaning the shower. I don't deal well with soap scum, and having the squeegee definitely has helped!
I forget the name of what I use right now, sorry. It is in a yellow bottle and I am pretty sure it is Arm and Hammer. Anyways, we have rediculously hard water and I found the best way to really get our glass doors clean is to do it while i am in the shower. I get in, spray the doors and start my shower. After a bit I wipe them down, what is left. I don't know if the heat helps or what but it made it easier and cleaner when I did that. Plus you don't smell like chemicals when you are done
Paula
Rain X!!
Havent used it but I heard it works...Havent gotten around to it
Actually, I do several things and I rarely have to clean the shower, unless I want it to shine more, which I use Windex.
First, we use a floor towel, rather than a throw rug. It just dries faster and is less gross.
Then after the shower, we use the hand-held nozzel to rinse the walls, corners, floors, doors with cold water.
Then I use the floor towel to dry the doors, walls, knobs, floor. Hang up the towel and it dries again.
Shower ALWAYS stays clean and never a scrape-and-scrub day.