CLR is a product that I have used and recommend. To get the best results, spray it on and walk away. Let it set for at least 15 minutes then wipe with a clean damp cloth. Wishing you all the best.
My first shot would be a Mr Clean bathroom Magic Eraser (or two).
My second shot would be the same, but with a scrub brush “behind” it, for extra oomph into the texture and relief for your grip.
Be be sure to rinse thoroughly between scrubs. Take your time doing the surfaces. Quick wipes only work for frequent use, not build-up. Let the magic stuff sit for at least five minutes, rinse, and wipe down before second try.
Do Not soak the sponge. Spray to wet the surfaces first. That’s enough water. Otherwise you get crumble.
You could try a mixture of vinegar and dawn dish detergent... get a an empty spray bottle fill halfway with dawn dish detergent the rest of the way with cleaning vinegar ( you can buy at WalMart) shake it up and spray all over the inside of the tub let it sit for a couple hours and then use a magic eraser to clean over, rinse off... this also works very well on a grime or soap scumed shower enclosure!!!! Chris H
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Hi, Use Bicarbonate of Soda and a damp sponge!
CLR is a product that I have used and recommend. To get the best results, spray it on and walk away. Let it set for at least 15 minutes then wipe with a clean damp cloth. Wishing you all the best.
My first shot would be a Mr Clean bathroom Magic Eraser (or two).
My second shot would be the same, but with a scrub brush “behind” it, for extra oomph into the texture and relief for your grip.
Be be sure to rinse thoroughly between scrubs. Take your time doing the surfaces. Quick wipes only work for frequent use, not build-up. Let the magic stuff sit for at least five minutes, rinse, and wipe down before second try.
Do Not soak the sponge. Spray to wet the surfaces first. That’s enough water. Otherwise you get crumble.
i use soft scrub with bleach and a scrub brush to get in all the little grooves.
You could try a mixture of vinegar and dawn dish detergent... get a an empty spray bottle fill halfway with dawn dish detergent the rest of the way with cleaning vinegar ( you can buy at WalMart) shake it up and spray all over the inside of the tub let it sit for a couple hours and then use a magic eraser to clean over, rinse off... this also works very well on a grime or soap scumed shower enclosure!!!! Chris H