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sunnydays99
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Cleaning shower doors...
We have really hard water and my glass shower doors always have bad water spots. My cleaning lady was a miracle worker and can get them crystal clean - unfortunately I had to cancel the cleaning service. None of the products I have ever used have gotten them 100% clean. Any suggestions?
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Re: Cleaning shower doors...
The Real Simple cleaning guide I got for Christmas suggests to use some pledge once the doors are clean to help the hardwater/soap from staying on.
Do you wipe your doors after every use? We have ALL glass doors and finds that this helps keep up before our weekly shower clean.
We have hard water too and when we first moved in we had a water softener but it quit working a couple of years ago and we haven?t replaced it yet. But when it was working it seemed like the water spots were almost nonexistent. I think I?ll try the Pledge tip the pp suggested.
we squeegee after whichever of us goes 2nd in the shower so the water doesn't have a chance to dry on the door. During a particularly busy couple of weeks we got away from that, and it was a mess.
I tried the dryer sheet thing, the magic eraser, soap scum remover etc...nothing worked.
I finally donned kitchen gloves and went in there with lime away on a kitchen sponge. wiped it on, wiped it off then washed with dishwashing liquid. It's still not perfect, but it got it about 90% of the way there.