HOW TO CLEAN SHOWER DOORS

CREATING A MIXTURE

Should you want to get rid of minor dirt stains without using harsh chemicals, consider using a mild detergent containing white vinegar. In order to make the washing formula, mix two parts white vinegar with one part washing liquid in a bottle.

CREATING A MIXTURE

Give it a good shake. If you're concerned about a strong vinegar solution, mix it with one part of water. However, we recommend using a stronger mixture for tougher stains.

SPRAY AND WAITING

After you've mixed up your concoction, thoroughly coat the entire surface of your shower door with the solution, including any cracks or crevices that may be difficult to clean.

Let your homemade miracle cleaner sit for at least 30 minutes, or until you notice that it has penetrated the soap scum.

SPRAY AND WAITING

If you don't want to use soap, then mix a small amount of lemon juice into some water. This will help remove stubborn soap scum from surfaces.

SPRAY AND WAITING

CLEANING AND REWASHING AGAIN

After waiting for at least 30 minutes, use a soft sponge to remove all of the mixture from your doors, and use a microfiber cloth if there’s any leftover residue.

TRY OUT SOME BAKING SODA

If the vinegar mixture isn't enough to cut through the scum, dip a sponge into a bowl of baking soda and use it as a scrubber to get rid of the scum.

GETTING YOUR SHOWER DOORS SHINY

After cleaning off any remaining scum, it's time to give the door a good polish. Spray your door down with a bottle of commercial glass cleaning solution and focus on any remaining streaks. Wipe it clean with a microfiber cloth.

HOW TO CLEAN SHOWER DOORS