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Cleaning Frosted Shower Doors?
Hi All -
Our master bathroom has a double shower - complete with 2 shower doors. I have tried everything I can think of, and even went so far as to buy a cleaner specifically for these shower doors, but no matter what I do, (we even squeegee them after each shower) the shower doors still have those hard water/soap scum streaks going down them.
The shower doors are frosted, not clear, and I'm wondering if any of you have any tried and true tricks for cleaning these. I'm pretty fanatical about keeping my house clean, and this has been bugging me for months now.
Thanks!
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Re: Cleaning Frosted Shower Doors?
I don't have shower doors, but a vinegar rinse works in the dish washer; could that help on the doors? Maybe a spray bottle with vinegar to spray after each shower to go with the squeegee?
If it's hard water deposits, you could use Lime Away or CLR. The stuff is potent- make sure to have a fan handy. I'd do this first for a good scrub down then do follow-up cleaning with something milder like:
LemiShine. It's actually a dishwasher additive for hard water to keep the spots off your glasses. Comes in a powder form that you can mix up with warm water.
Those are all great suggestions - can't wait to try them!
Thanks guys!