You can clean them with vinegar, baking soda and salt. Spray on vinegar and leave on for a few minutes. Then, create a paste with equal amounts of baking soda and salt. Rub until clean and rinse.
They probably have hard water stains. Try this....Fill a spray bottle with a 50/50 solution of Dawn dish soap and vinegar. Spray it on the hard water stains and let it work. If they are tougher stains, you may have to scrub with a plastic scrubbie!
I clean professionally and I use a soap scum remover such as scrubbing bubbles or lysol power bath. Spray it on, let sit for several minutes and then use a nylon scrubby to gently scrub, then rinse.
Hi Patricia - This is the shower cleaner that we use to help keep grout and tiles clean and minimize the mildew - it works on kitchen grout too. I've also included a great article about mold if it's gone that far. Hope this helps! Hugs, Holly
Hi ! I would use a mix of hot water, white vinegar and some dawn dishwashing detergent , spray it on, let it sit awhile then re spray while using a non scratch sponge , rinse well and repeat of needed . Then clean with glass cleaner and a squeegee . Then use a product called repel , it is a little pricey ($12) but it goes a long way. I only use it about once a month . This is a glass polish and works well to keep water stains from forming . Once you have it cleaned kee p a squeegee in or next to the shower and use it EACH time you shower! I use it on my shower walls and doors it really cuts down on cleaning time and water stains !!!
The eternal dilemma, right? I’ve used a 50/50 combo of warmed vinegar and dish soap, spray on, let it sit, do a light scrub then rinse. Try to avoid getting it on grout as the vinegar can damage it.
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You can clean them with vinegar, baking soda and salt. Spray on vinegar and leave on for a few minutes. Then, create a paste with equal amounts of baking soda and salt. Rub until clean and rinse.
They probably have hard water stains. Try this....Fill a spray bottle with a 50/50 solution of Dawn dish soap and vinegar. Spray it on the hard water stains and let it work. If they are tougher stains, you may have to scrub with a plastic scrubbie!
I clean professionally and I use a soap scum remover such as scrubbing bubbles or lysol power bath. Spray it on, let sit for several minutes and then use a nylon scrubby to gently scrub, then rinse.
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Hi Patricia - This is the shower cleaner that we use to help keep grout and tiles clean and minimize the mildew - it works on kitchen grout too. I've also included a great article about mold if it's gone that far. Hope this helps! Hugs, Holly
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Hi ! I would use a mix of hot water, white vinegar and some dawn dishwashing detergent , spray it on, let it sit awhile then re spray while using a non scratch sponge , rinse well and repeat of needed . Then clean with glass cleaner and a squeegee . Then use a product called repel , it is a little pricey ($12) but it goes a long way. I only use it about once a month . This is a glass polish and works well to keep water stains from forming . Once you have it cleaned kee p a squeegee in or next to the shower and use it EACH time you shower! I use it on my shower walls and doors it really cuts down on cleaning time and water stains !!!
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Hello there, Try using Vinegar and Dawn mix. or Wipe and dry every time it is used. Best wishes
The eternal dilemma, right? I’ve used a 50/50 combo of warmed vinegar and dish soap, spray on, let it sit, do a light scrub then rinse. Try to avoid getting it on grout as the vinegar can damage it.