How can I make my glass shower walls look cleaner?
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years ago, when trying to get rid of hard water spots, I tried everything from vinegar and dawn dish soap to hard chemicals that proponent - ed they could resolve my problem. I actually ended up using pledge furniture polish and it solved the problem. try a small spot and see how it works for you. Good luck! :)
I used a half & half mixture of white vinegar & rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle, I thoroughly spray down the door, then I take a green scrubber and put baking soda on it and gently scrub the door leaving a paste of the baking soda on the door. Then I go back and spray again to activate the baking soda with the white vinegar, let it bubble, scrub a little more and rinse off completely. My doors look great! You'll still want to run a fan for ventilation it's a bit smelly but not nearly as bad as other commercial cleaners. You don't have to scrub hard - let the baking soda and vinegar do most of the work. I recommend you do this once a week.
use white vinegar with sponge, leave in on for awhile, then use non-scratch scrubby with more vinegar rub, then wash with water and dry with cloth, when dry the vinegar smell will go away.
Try making a mixture with white vinegar,a dab of dawn and jet dry.
Lemon oil or orange oil furniture cleaner. Will also keep more water deposits from forming and smells good.
Try using shampoo. It is made to remove grease and it has emoluments to strip dirt. I used straight Tresume on my door. let is stand for about 15 minutes then used my hand held shower wand and rinsed it when I took a shower. Door sparkled.
Whatever you do do not use rainX it will ruin the glass.
MEAN GREEN.....AND I JUST BOUGHT SOME CLR I AM GOING TO TRY NEXT...
Use a bar of soap. Works every time