Hello! Soap scum is just not from soap. It’s a build up of chemicals in the water, too. Take 4 cups of white vinegar, 4 cups of warm water, and a squirt of blue Dawn dish detergent. Mix in a spray bottle and spray your entire shower. Allow to remain on the walls for five or so minutes. Use a soft bristle brush to scrub off soap scum. Rinse off with hot water. Good luck!
Try using either shampoo or body wash, wet the tiles with water, apply the product to a wet wash cloth and lightly scrub the areas with soap scum. Rinse.
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Mr. Clean Magic Eraser and elbow grease! Once removed, use a squeegee.
Good old white vinegar.
Hello! Soap scum is just not from soap. It’s a build up of chemicals in the water, too. Take 4 cups of white vinegar, 4 cups of warm water, and a squirt of blue Dawn dish detergent. Mix in a spray bottle and spray your entire shower. Allow to remain on the walls for five or so minutes. Use a soft bristle brush to scrub off soap scum. Rinse off with hot water. Good luck!
Vinegar
Mix the solution together and then fill a spray bottle.
Wipe the area dry to help remove any remaining traces of grime.
white vinegar and water 50/50 and a dab of blue dawn dish soap
Try using either shampoo or body wash, wet the tiles with water, apply the product to a wet wash cloth and lightly scrub the areas with soap scum. Rinse.