Cleaning Glass Shower Doors

• Rubber Gloves
• Old Bowl
• Hot Water
• Dishwasher Soap (liquid, Gel or Crystals)
• Steel Wool (Fine Grit)
• Plain Water

• First of all, wear rubber gloves. This is to protect your hands from the gross texture of the cleaning materials.
• Now, take a bowl and put a cup of hot water in it.
• Add dishwasher soap to the water and stir well.
• Dip the steel wool in the soap-water mixture and start cleaning the door, moving from an upper corner.
• After you feel that all the dirt has been removed from the shower door, rinse it with clean water.

• Rubber Gloves
• Lemon Oil/Plain Mineral Oil
• Scrubbing Sponge
• Soft Cloth/ Paper Towel

Instructions

• Wear the rubber gloves, so as to protect your hands from getting dirty during the cleaning process.
• Apply the oil on the surface on the shower glass door, with the help of the scrubbing sponge.
• Applying reasonable pressure, rub the sponge across the door.
• Continue with the procedure till the soap scum gets removed completely.
• To provide a haze-free shine to the door, buff it with a soft cloth or paper towel.

• Mix well half a cup of white vinegar and an equal amount of water in a spray bottle. Spray them on the glass doors and leave as it is for a few minutes. Then, take a plastic mope and wipe the entire floor. This removes soap scum as well as mold.
• Clean the cracks and crevices of the glass using a toothbrush as it will be difficult to clean it using a squeegee.
• In case you are using chemicals, remember to use rubber hand gloves so as to protect your hands from rashes, allergies and other reactions.
• Apply baking powder paste on the glass shower doors and leave as it is for twenty minutes. Then, wash and clean the door using a soft dry cloth piece.
• Use lemon oil to clear the hot water stains in the glass shower door. Apply them on the affected areas and clean them using a piece of cloth. This not only provides a lemony scent but also serve as a barrier for any kind of hard water build up in the future.
• A 50/50 solution mix of Isopropyl alcohol and water in a spray bottle is an inexpensive glass shower cleaner. Alcohol is effective in cleaning all the stains and ensures you wipe off the solution using a newspaper.
• Spray an oven cleaner on the glass door. Allow it to sit for thirty minutes and wipe the solution off using a newspaper, paper towel or plain water.
• Apply a paste of five tablespoons of cream of tartar and two tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide. Using a nylon scrubber, apply the paste and leave it for ten minutes. Wash the solution using distilled water which cleans all the tough rust stains.
• Pour some baking soda on a wet nylon sponge and spray some vinegar. Scrub any stubborn signs till it is cleared.
• Liquid laundry remover is very effective as a cleaner for glass shower doors. Applying them on a cleaning sponge and rubbing it off on the shower door will remove the stains right away. Then, wash the door using a hot water.

• Ensure you dry the glass shower doors after each use so as to prevent soap scum and hard water from returning.
• Apply mild bleach or vinegar immediately after you spot any sign of mold or mildew.
• Leave the glass shower door slightly open to allow air circulation every time you finish taking showers.
• The perfect timing for cleaning the soap scum is after taking a warm shower. The steam and heat helps in loosening the scum and makes the scrubbing easier.