What a job to clean bath/shower walls! It doesn't have to be that way. I placed another shower curtain and tension rod against the wall in my bath. Now instead of cleaning the wall, I just take down the shower curtain and throw it in the wash. No more back-bending chore of cleaning the actual wall. So easy.
My glass shower enclosure is heavily stained. What materials, ingredients, and procedure do I use to get it back to its original state? It is clear glass. Can you use baking soda and vinegar in this case? If so, how do you go about it? Early reply would be grestly appreciated.
Get liquid Barkeeper's Friend. It will get rid of a lot of the dirt very easily. You may have to do it a couple of times. Barkeeper's Friend also comes in a powder, but the liquid is easier to use for a job like this.
We use Bar Keepers friend BUT rinse with diluted warm vinegar. Works beautifully.
What is on it? Is it water lime buildup, or soap scum? I would try lime away or make a past with either vinegar and baking soda or baking soda, sea salt and lemon juice and rub that on.
I need to know what is the best cleaner for my tub surround.
The best cleaner for almost anything is bartenders friend
What do I use to clean frosted glass shower walls?
By Yvonne G.
I use scrubbing bubbles unless there is a lime or hard water buildup. In that case I use lime away.
I use Barkeeper's Friend and nylon net.
How do you clean permanent rubber vinyl shower flooring? It is 10 years old and badly stained.
By Julie C.
The shower mat is old and has dark areas which I cannot get washed out. I have used vinegar, bleach, etc. with no success.
By J. C.
Over time rubber and plastic deteriorate and break down. Part of this process is the color changes. It may just be time to replace it.
My 25 yr. old permanent shower stall is stained. Are there any solutions to restore it, getting it clean?
By Julie
What was the recipe for cleaning a shower with vinegar and Dawn dish washing detergent?
Thanks for your help.
By Diane c from Remlap, AL
Use 1 cup white vinegar & 1 cup any dish soap.
What product can I buy to clean my fiberglass shower?
By A. Jordan
I am looking for a daily shower spray to keep shower tiles and doors somewhat clean between cleanings.
By Amy
I use a Lysol multi-purpose bathroom spray every other day.
What is the best commercial strength cleaner for a shower that I can't get clean, especially the floor of the shower? When I had a maid service from "The Merry Maids" they used some kind of cleaner that made my shower look new. I have tried everything, but can't get the shower to look anything like it did when the cleaning service cleaned it. Help.
By Millie from Chelmsford, MA
Try the scrubbing bubbles. Spray it on and leave it there for like 30 minutes. Then spray or wipe clean. You can then spray it on and leave it to help protect the surface.
What cleaning products will bring back a 20 year neglected clear glass shower enclosure with beige tile walls and floors with grout?
Diane from Gig Harbor, WA
I use a product called "The Works" that I buy at the Family Dollar Store. It cuts through rust, lime, and calcium deposits. But, I have to warn you, that it is strong. You must use it in a well ventilated area....open windows, run fans, whatever, to get some air, or you will start coughing!
This isn't as strong of a product as the previous post, but one thing you can try is that "scrubbing bubbles" type of spray-on bathroom cleaner (also sold at most dollar stores). The secret is to leave it on & keep it wet for quite some time then use the back of a "scrubby sponge" & some elbow grease.
You can also try: Kaboom Shower, Tub & Tile Cleaner (from the TV commercial) The commercial shows a remarkable cleaner. I wonder if it's as good as they advertise?
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I have a fiberglass shower stall, with glass doors that is a big pain to clean. One thing I recently discovered (maybe on this site?) was that I can clean the glass door with a "Magic Sponge". Wow. It didn't take any more elbow grease than with the chemicals, and the results were spectacular. I can't use it on the fiberglass, but if you have glazed tile, you could use it on that, too! Then, if your grout still needs work, I would start with a product with bleach (or even bleach water in a spray bottle), spray it, and let it sit. (With the door closed, and the vent fan on!) AFter a couple of applications of that, see where you are, and then you can start with "products".
But I really suggest giving the magic sponges a try; I was thrilled.
I suggest Purple Power its usually in the automotive section, it is really strong and again follow previous posters advice on ventilation. You can actually watch it eat the crud off your tub, I bought a house with a very neglected bathtub and now it looks almost new. Good luck!
