A Surprising Way to Prevent Soap Scum Build-up on Glass Shower Doors
For the very first time, I am having to deal with a glass shower door in the bathroom. This means I notice soap scum build-up so much more than ever before! I was wracking my brain to come up with a way to make this cleaning process easier and I had this revelation... SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS HERE: http://www.idreamofclean.net/a-surprising-way-to-prevent-soap-scum-build-up-on-glass-shower-doors/
This side-by-side comparison shows the difference Rain-x made on my glass shower door.
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Mis7481034on Mar 9, 2017I use a 50/50 solution of rubbibg alcohol/water that I put in a garden pump sprayer (walmart $4.88). Pump up pressure and Spray shower every couple of days and squeegie. The pump makes a fine mist. Have used this for years. Tile and glass is very clean.
Gel3238470030 minutes agoI would NOT use Rain X! It is full of chemicals and is made to repel water on your windshield and maybe headlights! When used properly, it leaves a thick buildup on the windshield and on your windshield wipers.
Does this sound like something you want around your BODY and CHILDREN'S bodies?
Not me!
There are shower sprays that can be used either iver the counter or homemade that help slow the scum... you just spray it after your shower.
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I don't think we have Rainex in Ireland.Is it a window cleaner?Thanks so much for the amazing tips
You can also try dish washer rinse. Just try a little piece first. a few drops on a clothe and rub it on.
Can I use the rain x on my porcelain tile on my shower walls?
I would check with the manufacture. The back of my bottle states that it's only for glass and not to spray on anything with paint/coating. Sometimes tile installers will put a sealant over the tile so I personally wouldn't want the RainX to remove the sealant :)
What about using Rainex on the tiles?
I would check with the manufacture. The back of my bottle states that it's only for glass and not to spray on anything with paint/coating. Sometimes tile installers will put a sealant over the tile so I personally wouldn't want the RainX to remove the sealant :)