How do you remove the scum from the bottom of the bathtub?

Rinse after each use so it does not accumulate. I would use plain old white vinegar.

Thank you

try bar keepers friend cleaner

I also like bar keepers friend for cleaning.

I use old used dryer sheets from the laundry, dampen them with warm water rub scum in circle motion, one small section at a time and wipe the residue off with dry towel, it will shine. Works on fiberglass, metal or glass.

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Fill a spray bottle with a 50/50 solution of Dawn dish soap and vinegar. Spray it on and let it work. You may have to use a plastic scrubber to remove everything. Rinse well.

Hi Hannah, hope this helps.

1. Mix 2 cups baking soda to 1 cup of hydrogen peroxide. If you need a smaller batch, just mix it 2:1.
2. Using a cloth, apply the paste to the soap scum.
3. Let it do its thing for at least an hour.
4. Add a little water.
5. Use the brush to scrub the tub in circular motions. Paying special attention to thick soap scum.
6. Add baking soda to the brush and give it a little elbow grease for the toughest areas.
7. Rinse and repeat as necessary until it's all gone.