How do I remove soap scum on shower doors? They are hard to get at.
By Llinda from Cleveland, OH
Get in the shower and scrub the walls with a Brillo or SOS pad. (10/06/2009)
By Jean
Spray it with vinegar, that will help. (10/06/2009)
Try Comet bathroom cleaner spray. It works really well if used once a week. Also, use a daily shower spray after each shower that helps prevent the soap scum build-up in the first place. (10/06/2009)
By Tenika Luke
"The Works" Toilet Bowl Cleaner will cut that soap scum and hard water. I stand in the tub wearing flip-flops and rubber gloves. Just squirt in on the walls, glass doors, etc. and wipe it down. Any tough to reach places try using a brush. Rinse when you're done. It will cut the soap scum and hard water build up. Thank goodness it doesn't smell bad, but it will sting if it splatters on you. I don't let the build up get ahead of me now. Use weekly and you can get by with wiping it down with a few squirts on a wash cloth. Don't use anything abrasive or you'll scratch your finish. (10/12/2009)
By LaQuetta
After cleaning the shower doors, to prevent the accumulation of soap scum, etc. use a good squeegee after each shower. It only takes seconds. The best squeegee for this a 2 bladed squeegee from Cleret. (10/17/2009)
By Martin
After you've cleaned your trouble areas of soap scum, stop using soap. Use shower gel and you'll eliminate soap scum by 95%. The best squeegee I've found, is the California Water Bladeautobarn.net. It is made of silicone, so it doesn't scratch and is available in various widths (14 inches and 12 inches). A quick squeegee and a wipe down with a microfiber cloth will keep your shower clean for months. My wife has me giving the shower walls a good waxing (with the orbital polisher) every few months. (11/01/2009)
By Cajun
Spray Scrubbing Bubbles on the glass doors, then follow with hydrogen peroxide. Use a squeegee with cool water and all the spots are gone. (11/06/2009)
By kat
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