Get a 32 oz water bottle, you'll need it to be empty, to it add 6-8 oz of blue dawn dishsoap, then fill it with white vinegar. Give it a mix, next cut or poke some holes in the cap. Then sprinkle on the tub/shower, take your new dedicated broom and clean the areas. Rinse well, repeat as often as needed.
Yes, I've done this in the past, especially when rings were present and my back couldn't do the bending. I'd wet the tub and sprinkle cleanser on, give it a few minutes, then go after it with a clean broom. If the tub isn't bad, spray it with a cleaning product. This method might scratch the surface of a fiberglass tub.
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Use a new broom as a scrub brush to save your back from bending.
Get a 32 oz water bottle, you'll need it to be empty, to it add 6-8 oz of blue dawn dishsoap, then fill it with white vinegar. Give it a mix, next cut or poke some holes in the cap. Then sprinkle on the tub/shower, take your new dedicated broom and clean the areas. Rinse well, repeat as often as needed.
Yes, I've done this in the past, especially when rings were present and my back couldn't do the bending. I'd wet the tub and sprinkle cleanser on, give it a few minutes, then go after it with a clean broom. If the tub isn't bad, spray it with a cleaning product. This method might scratch the surface of a fiberglass tub.
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Clean the Tub Without Breaking Your Back