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This isn't a tip but I need help! I have a tarnished stainless steel shower mixer and tap - I think this was caused by leaving Viakil on it for too long - does anyone know how to get rid of unsightly tarnishing? thanks
Posted by berrylands in Bathroom. Faves: 0
for homemade shower fresh: ½ cup laundry detergent and ½ cup vinegar mixed with three cups water. Pour into a 32 oz spray bottle and mist on daily. No need to wipe down or rinse. or 1 Cup vinegar, 1 squirt of Dawn, 1/4 Cup Jet Dry Pour all ingredients into a spray bottle. Fill the rest of the way with water. Do it slowly. Cascade can be replaced with Jet Dry
Posted by bethaliz6894 in Bathroom. Faves: 5
I live in the US. There is a product in the market called Shower Fresh. I spray it on my glass shower doors, tiles, entire tub/shower space, after every shower. I rarely have to really scrub my shower or tub. I wonder if there is a way to make something at home that would work as well, but save money. Any suggestions?
Posted by La-toya in Bathroom. Faves: 0
Purchase turtle car wax paste and coat your bathtub/shower walls and doors. You will find cleaning up easier. Do this once every two to three months and soapscum, mold and mildew will not be able to build up.
Posted by AmazonFlames in Bathroom. Faves: 1
Before cleaning a bathroom (especially in homes with pets, and men who trim mustaches) I use the vacuum crevice tool attatchment to quickly vacuum up all the dry hair from floors, shower, sink etc. It's much easier than trying to clean (and catch !) all those unruly hairs once they get wet.
Posted by kgirlartist66 in Bathroom. Faves: 0
To keep your mirrors from fogging up during a shower..... Clean your mirrors well, then apply shaving cream (not gel) to the mirrors and wipe until you can no longer see any. Works like a charm!
Posted by dirtymum in Bathroom. Faves: 2
Have glass shower doors! After a good cleaning use rainX (for cars) on it. It repels water leaving no spots.
Posted by ocdcarla in Bathroom. Faves: 0
I wash shower curtian and liner and hooks all at once in the washing maching with a few towels and pop it in the dryier for about 10 min. and hang it right back..It's been long enough to dry the plastic liner and it's still warm and all the wrinkles hang right out. It's complely dry in just a matter of a few hours.
Posted by trhodes in Bathroom. Faves: 1
Question: I Just moved into an apartment, and the shower staul is ugly filthy. This bathroom has not been clean at all in a long time so imagine grime build up, mold, lime scale, etc. I am allergic to bleach can someone help me with some alternatives that are powerful like bleach.
Posted by McKinsey79 in Bathroom. Faves: 0
If you have a particularly grubby bathtub, use shaving cream! You have to use the cream not the gel, all you do is squirt some into your hand and then wipe it evenly onto the surface, leave it for an hour or overnight and then rinse, no scrubbing necessary! Also works on walls! Pencil, crayon, marker, flarn, anything :)
Posted by michiganmommabella in Bathroom. Faves: 3
Clean soap scum covered shower door with an old Bounce sheet. Once used, wet it and rub over. Then go over with wet moppet and buff and dry with newspaper.
Posted by Bubbington in Bathroom. Faves: 2
To get hard water stains and marker, pen, etc. out use the magic eraser. No gloves needed and the grime that comes off your supposedly clean bath and shower will amaze you. I also have a question. I have a mirco-swade sofa in which my son decided to pour coffe on. How do I get it cleaned without getting the softness all messed up?
Posted by Stacy_Wheeler in Bathroom. Faves: 0
I live in a hardwater area and suffered with problems with limescale especially on glass shower door, a friend of mine recommended blue toilet duck, I was desperate, I tried it and it worked!! I just put it, on rubbed it around then left it for a few minutes, rubbed it again and rinsed off, it was the only thing that worked for me.
Posted by macky123 in Bathroom. Faves: 0
HELP - I've spent a fortune on products to remove bad water marks/limescale from a glass shower door - suprise, suprise they haven't worked !!! Can anyone help with a miracle solution ????
Posted by Skittles in Bathroom. Faves: 2
help i've got black mould on the grout and sealant around shower and bath scrubbing does not get it out, can anyone help, please email, emmasurtees@hotmail.co.uk
Posted by emmamarden in Bathroom. Faves: 0
When I got tired of trying to remove soap scum from the tub and shower I switched to using a shower gel instead of bar soap. Bar soap contains fat, shower gel doesn't. Much easier to clean and maintain.
Posted by willow in Bathroom. Faves: 0
Cleaning out the plug hole in a shower tray can be pretty gruesome with lots of slimy hair and stuff? I have found the perfect tool. Use a cheap hairbrush, the type with bristles all the way round. Push into the hole, turn it around and all the hairs blocking the plug will be pulled onto the brush. You can rinse off the brush and use it again. Takes seconds.
Posted by annieok in Bathroom. Faves: 0
A quick and easy way to clean a moldy, scaly shower curtain is to simply toss it into the washing machine with a cup or two of white vinegar and a small amount of laundry detergent (with the machine set on "warm water"). All hail Kim and Aggie!
Posted by farbendc in Bathroom. Faves: 0
This is actually a question. I have a shower stall that has one of those fiberglass doors on it and I would like to get rid of the soap scum. Please it is driving this pregnant person NUTS!!! Kristi
Posted by Kristi_Beth in Bathroom. Faves: 0
I buy a heavy duty shower curtain, so when it gets dirty I throw it in the washing maching with my towels in hot water with a little bleach. Put the load in the dryer but be sure to only leave the shower cutain in for 5 to 8 minutes ( depending how hot you have your setting). The shower curtain comes out pliable and clean as a whistle! Hang it right up again and enjoy the sparkle!!
Posted by unokay in Bathroom. Faves: 0
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