SHOWER CLEANING MAKEOVER - removing limescale from shower glass door and grout & tiles🧽

[@niansillabffs]

One thing I would suggest are water shoes like the ones you wear at the beach so you have grip and won't slip and also you won't get chemicals on your feet

[@Aurikatariina]

Yes! You are right

[@ginamoretti9716]

@@Aurikatariina i think your excellent but was concern about your bare feet , so happy to see your response to take care of your health as feet absorb so many tiny microbes & chemicals- i knew a great cleaner that developed cancer after 25 years in the business due to chemical exposure.

[@Lillinka88]

@illawarrior hill ever been to Croatia? Definitely need water shoes there. Not all beaches in the world have sand ;)

[@gigiosme7711]

I'm a housekeeper, their very good

[@manuelaveronica2419]

I agree with you!

[@susanshanks2407]

You are definitely the happiest cleaner that I have ever seen. When I watched you the first time you cleaned a kitchen sink so well it sparkled so I went and cleaned mine the way you showed us. Love your channel ❤ 💕

[@sophiaalvarez1674]

I agree! I don't where she gets the energy , the calmness, understanding and great Patience!!! Your Amazing GirL! Wishing you More Energy and Enthusiasm in all You do! Godbless You GirL! I love Cleaning too and Positive Result Aaaaaeww!!!! Thanks for Your Wonderful Videos!!!!

[@magalia.5977]

Wooohooo! As Auri says 🤭🤭

[@dnagoddesshealings2212]

This is WHY I’m watching her for this one. I’m very embarrassed to admit ours is even worse than this. I’m over having to see it when I shower, so I’m gonna tackle this by the weekend.

[@cyndij.5382]

I wish our residential bathrooms here in the U.S. had drains in the floors in the main part of the bathroom and not just in the shower. It would make it so much easier to clean!

[@MoroccanQueen364]

Huh wdym? U guys dont have drains??

[@lilydavidson1598]

@@MoroccanQueen364 not in the floor. Just in our tubs/showers which are closed off so water does not get on the floor

[@chelseaknight4075]

Probably cost effective to just have a tub instead of tiling a whole bathroom so the drywall doesn’t get damaged

[@doomhuntress886gaming]

Canada too! It would be incredibly handy

[@samanthalyn1999]

these are what they call wet rooms! where the whole room is built like a shower, there is no separation from the shower and the rest of the room, similar to how pool change rooms are i guess haha at least i think, i am from canada with no experience living in a house with one, i’ve just picked up on that from watching videos from other countries lol based off of how often she cleans bathrooms like this, seems like they are quite popular in europe lol i wish they were more popular in canada too!

[@delfinaevapelater4569]

I love this, but please use shower shoes and a mask whenever you're dealing with strong chemicals like acids, amoniac or bleach. Maybe it feels like nothing now, but long term exposure can affect your lungs. Good job and stay safe!

[@AthenaAtonement]

omg I am actually addicted to your videos! if you would make a 3h long cleaning video I swear to god I'd watch the whole thing

[@kimsrurallife8775]

Me too!

[@jucervelati]

Me too!!

[@katiebryant8915]

She has now 2022.

[@carmeleldridge5874]

I've cleaned shower glass doors with warm water and vinegar and news paper. Its the old fashioned way and honestly it doesn't smear at all. Works wonders ! I'm also a cleaner and love doing it such a satisfying job

[@Purdey921]

It depends on the ink used in the newspaper. Years ago, major papers in the Chicago area changed to soy ink. Does not work like the older ink did. Few of us have newspapers around the house anymore.

[@califordamax]

How do you do the tiles with old extreme stains?

[@Blinknone]

The limescale around here laughs at vinegar. ;) I'll have to give citric acid a try.

[@youcannotfailatbeingyourse9547]

Wow, oven cleaner is such a great idea and plastic wrap for the door is another one 🤩. I‘ve watched a lot of cleaning videos, but this is the first time I heard these two! What I do to keep my shower spotless: I use a squegee and then a glass microfiber to wipe it completely clean. I never have to clean my shower, while the one my husband uses needs clesning every week, because we have incredibly hard water here. I prefer investing this minute after each shower so there is no need to work hard or use harsh chemicals, and my shower is ALWAYS spotless 🤩

[@Becca-vg3lm]

A little tip from a biochemistry student: Use acetic acid instead of citric acid it's far more effective with lime and as agressive as oven cleaner. Keep up the good work, lots of love.

[@Aurikatariina]

Hey thank you, this is a good tip! ☺️👌

[@chrissilila9590]

Little Tip from pharmasist: yes, acetic acid has more power - but it will also attac the tile joints in the Bath room and the aerosol your lungs :( I do my own cleaning products many years with citric acid and Dishsoap and it works very well. For best cleaning you can use those four: - chemical (Acid, tensid, enzym etc.) - time to take effect - heat (I love my steam cleaner) - mechanic like rubbing Good work :)

[@abbyflows1332]

Which one do you recommend??

[@xinnasinpatria3202]

Is acetic acid the same of vinegar?

[@chrissilila9590]

@@xinnasinpatria3202 yes 👍🏻 But in vinegar the concentration is about 5% acetic acid

[@LesplaisirsdeManon]

Another tip: instead of the plastic wrap, stick kitchen towel on it ☺️ that way you can still spray on more acid (with a spray bottle) on top of it. The way I remove limescale is spraying it with cleaning vinegar, applying kitchen paper on top and then spraying more. The paper absorbs it and keeps it in place

[@giirlchan]

Then for how long u leave it before scrubbing it away?

[@bibijet1316]

Cling film is awful stuff for the environment. It never fully degrades and sea life etc really suffer.

[@LesplaisirsdeManon]

@@giirlchan I don’t really have a set time but I usually leave it until I finish cleaning something else and then I lift it up from one place to check the status! If it looks good, I remove it, otherwise I leave it a little longer ☺️

[@giirlchan]

@@LesplaisirsdeManon thanks!!

[@cattpritchard6375]

I've been told to use a sheet in the past 😂

[@RockysRebels]

Please do one on dust especially when you have lots of stuff and can you make one where you show deep cleaning removing it and then a one that’s more practical for “daily like” dusting, so that I don’t have to keep moving my items to dust. Thank you. Love your videos and your energy!

[@Pirta]

I second this! I have a lot of collectibles and they collect SO much dust!

[@sgtigereye]

I would suggest getting a case to hold the items with a glass front so you can still show off your items but it prevents dust. I show off my families porcelain in a China cabinet so it does not collect dust. :)

[@_jillkay]

Put the items inside a closed cabinet , maybe with glass. Or just get rid of them 😂 less stuff, less yo dust! Or at least way easier to.

[@Pirta]

@@_jillkay I have a glass cabinet for some but not all fit in it 😔 and I'm a materialistic collector so no getting rid of anything or I cry lol

[@sgtigereye]

@@_jillkay i do agree though, the less you have the less you have to dust. Whenever I go shopping and I find something cute I think to myself, do I want to have to dust this? It helped me buy less things and get rid of a lot of things. :)

[@deelaynee]

THANK YOU! I have tried everything on our glass shower door and finally found this video. I tried it today and we can finally see through the glass!!! THANK YOU

[@09Archmage]

Mixing bleach in a small cup with baking soda into a paste, rub on and leave for about 30 minutes will also do wonders with lime scale on tiles and grout stains. Great video👍🏽

[@brittanyc8001]

The clutter and dishes are the hardest for me. Thanks for uploading.

[@GradKat]

Looks great! Nowadays I always dry my shower door after taking a shower, to avoid a build up of limescale.

[@MissRuthina]

Your tutorials are insanely useful! Basically, what I've learned is I need power past, scrub family (lol), and oven cleaner! There's hope for my house!

[@loriognibene6096]

I love the scrub mommy and daddy scrubbers,and as silly as it is,the smile on them makes me smile.They work really well.My problem in my house is definately hard water.The calcium on the faucets is hard to clean off.Thank you for these videos.God bless and be well.

Girl!!! You work hard! Listen to the voice of experience here, take good care of your body, and don't strain your back!

[@caitlindyne9084]

Omg you are amazing! Thank you so much for sharing this video! I had professional cleaners come and do a great job except they couldn't fix the limescale. I used your tips for citric acid, warm water and then scrub off with a scourer 20mins later and it worked a treat. 💛💛💛

[@mumei8062]

Could you make one on cleaning the grout in between the tiles? Love your videos sm! ❤️😍

[@suzanne296]

Baking soda and water and scrub! Unbelievable

[@lillieknight]

That was a lot of work. You truly are capable of sustained effort. I wouldn’t call that easy at all. Good job and thank you for all the tips and products to use..

[@dreindenver798]

I also find that dawn dish soap, vinegar, and hot water work really well to clean glass.

[@himabindukeerthi1830]

How much thorough cleaning she does. OMG. Sometimes I wonder is it even that deep nessasity that house should like brand new then only we can live? Cleaning is always good.. but this is more than cleaning.regunavating the house. Great work . appreciate your dedication and sense of being thorough.

[@Bamfey]

I've been struggling to remove make up, especially mascara, from my wooden table so I'd really like to see you making a tutorial on how to clean surfaces like this from make up :)

[@katelynn_1029]

Dish soap works the best!

[@amaarahkhan3994]

olive oil too!

[@questionmark9819]

when something is thick or oily, as in a really thick oil like tyre grease regular oil should work, for mascara try lens cleaning solution or maybe both, i use sunflower oil an initial make up remover, specifically for waterproof makeup and then face soap after, it really works. oil is great for so many things like for after waxing, a bit of oil removes any stickiness or if you have stickers on walls etc, rub a little oil and great for polishing a stainless steel surface, a tiny little spritz of oil rubbed in thoroughly with a cotton cloth works.

[@Entemagico]

Just makeup remover on a cotton pad and scrub the stain, it will melt away.

[@giirlchan]

Sometimes nailpolish remover helped me with mascara stains!!

[@YvonneBach]

You are so nice to help everyone like this for free

[@jullsisback1532]

Great video! I would love to see something about cleaning up mold that's just wont go away! You're the best!

[@Samphire2]

Bleach and vinegar both kill mold, hope you manage to get rid of it!

[@blackawana]

Use a dehumidifier during the wet months, or ckoset dryers, boat dryers, etc. Moisture or condensation=mold and mildew! Mildew stains, however, are a whole 'nuther issue.

[@helenmak5663]

@@Samphire2 Please don’t mix the two, either or.

[@bearfog07]

I wanted to make my tiles shine, I used CLR to remove the limescale and followed with dish soap for the oils and fats. Thank you for letting me know to do the dish soap FIRST and THEN the CLR. I still couldn't get the tiles to shine though. Has the lime been on the tiles too long I wonder? Thanks, Auri xx

[@siren369xstar8]

Omg your voice & accent are the ultimate Asmr paradise !!!!!! 🔮

[@zlatkajupe]

I used to do house cleanings and glass showers were one of most time consuming jobs to do because you had to clean it over and over and over to make sure there was no streaks. Interesting tip with the plastic wrap!

[@priscillasabino710]

Olá! Sou brasileira e não entendo nada de inglês, mas sua simpatia e alegria é contagiante! Fora que nunca vi alguém tão caprichosa e estou amando esses produtos de limpeza! Queria achar uns assim aqui no Brasil! Estou viciada em assistir seus vídeos! Passo o dia inteiro maratonando vc! Bjs no seu coração!

[@valeriehopkins644]

She has an Amazon link in the description. Good luck. 🙂

[@yas6350]

Eu também queria saber de um produto brasileiro que tivesse composição semelhante ao que ela usou... Parece que faz milagre

[@karinacelestee]

@@yas6350 @Oven Cleaner é tipo Mr Músculo, Bleach é Água Sanitária e Citric Acid é Ácido Cítrico. Temos todos disponíveis pra comprar aqui no Brasil. O que ela explica no vídeo é que vc precisa entender a surpefície o tipo de sujeira pra saber qual produto usar. Assim a limpeza fica mais efetiva. Se tuas manchas de box forem recentes, basta a limpeza com vinagre 1 vez por semana (respeite o tempo para fazer efeito). Se não secar o vidro após cada banho, sempre vai manchar assim. Depois só dá pra tirar com ácido. Então o ideal é a limpeza com vinagre semanal. Espero ter ajudado.

[@person3728]

Oi!! Sempre é bom ver os brasileiros nos vídeos gringos. Ela usou ácido cítrico - é o ácido do limão. Mas vc pode comprar na seção de tempereiros de qqr supermercado - as pessoas usam ácido cítrico pra conservar os alimentos, conservar maçã cortada, sem deixar ela escurecer etc.. o outro produto que ela usou é o “oven cleaner” é o limpador de fogão.. a gente usa diabo verde no Brasil pra limpar fogao, mas as marcas limpol e veja tem seus limpadores de fogao tb, cuidado que eles são suuuuuuper fortes. No vídeo ela fala que é ótimo pra limpar “grease” ou gordura. Também amo os vídeos dela, assisto eles antes de dormir kkk

[@alves_prisci]

Sei que seu comentário já é antigo, mas se quiser seguir alguém que faz faxina que nem ela, em condições extremas de sujeira e acúmulo, sugiro a Ellen Milgrau. Ela faz um trabalho muito bonito com pessoas que estão nessas condições por transtornos mentais.

[@annapowell8629]

Hardest thing to clean: Grout between 4” ceramic tile tub/shower surround. What products and cleaners are best to use? Thank you!

[@Papec8]

I would love to see you do a video like this where you show how to remove rust stains from different surfaces. 🤩

[@yaseminulusoy5026]

Diş macunuyla ovala ...parlatıyor ve pas lekesi gidiyor....

[@lukeparsons1187]

What to do when glass is pitted? Also, steel scour daddy.. it's amazing. I used it first time today and I was so impressed!

[@carolinaalmeida1344]

I was so shocked when I saw that the limescale was gone! In my head it was almost impossible to be removed haha Great job Auri!

[@venicebautista7030]

I’ve learned a lot from this video. Thank you so much! But how do you remove hard water in toilet seat and bowl? Also hard water in a plastic bathtub. Thank you so much! Keep inspiring and giving hope to people!

[@Kameli158]

Thank you so much! We moved to a new place few weeks back and I've been trying to get the sauna door clean, now I can finally do it. I'm soo happy :D

[@stelladilacio463]

Hi i am Stella me encanta ver como limpias, te admiro por tu paciencia. Me ayuda muchísimo , estoy aprendiendo con vos. Gracias 🙂

[@betehaase]

Every vídeo I watch I feel like cleaning my house 😍 I wish I could be as calm as you are 😃

[@smileytow1925]

Or as excited! ❤️💕 I feel the same way!

[@Brigidamaxini]

Me too 😆

[@marisatmm7781]

Hola, soy de Barcelona (Spain) me encanta tu simpatía y tú labor ayudando desinteresadamente a personas que no están bien, además aprendo trucos de limpieza, gracias 🤗🤗🤗

[@n1s2345]

Hi Auri!! 🌸 love cleaning like you and usually I can clean anything and get out any stain but the one thing I can never seem to remove is oil stains. I would love to see a video on how to get oil stains out of any fabric/carpets/couch or clothes

[@chrbx13]

I saw something about dusting cornflour on top to absorb the oil then brush it up and then use a degreaser?

[@karlitateruel964]

This is so great to know! I’ve had old shower doors that looked dirty no matter what!! Thank you!

[@chelseahodnett364]

I bought a scrub mommy after watching your videos and I love it! You inspire me to clean!

[@tyramahmood8904]

Lovely clean tiles 😊 How long would the tiles stay clean, before calcium buildup limescale happen again, Or do I have to make this a regular cleaning ?

[@ensolleilement]

please can we get some life hacks about dust cleaning, it's the most annoying thing because it transfers wherever you wipe it and you have to do it so often! :D thank you, love your videos, I wait for them everytime!

[@Janael101]

I would love that, too.^^ Dust on other surfaces than the ground is my enemy and it really is the most annoying cleaning task.

[@Entemagico]

At the moment the best method I found is wipe the surface with a cloth damped with warm water and floor cleaner(and small bucket with water to rinse it), and then dry the surface with another fibre cloth. It lasts up to two weeks in my case.

[@tomaszwyszkowski2253]

Light colour furniture doesn't show dust at all.

[@amyosgood6044]

And pet hair on hardwood floors!! Swiffer doesn't even get it all like they say it does😡

[@AmyC28713]

@@tomaszwyszkowski2253 oh yes it does lol

[@etherealmixtapes4646]

I super appreciate these tutorials and the love that you show to your followers! Do you have tips on how to remove mold stains from the shower?

[@MichiruEll]

Small recommendation from a biologist: be careful when using different cleaning products where some are alkaline and other acidic. Depending on the exact chemicals in it, it can sometimes create dangerous gas. I remember hearing something especially risky relating to chlorine bleach mixed with something acidic. Also, when removing limescale, it will typically have a reaction that liberates CO2 into the air, so remember to keep a window/door open. Although you will likely notice it really quick if there is a lot of CO2 around (long before it becomes truly dangerous). CO2 makes us feel like we're suffocating. So if you feel that way while removing limescale, step out of the room for a while and keep the windows and doors wide open.

[@larsonfamilyhouse]

Yeah don’t use ammonia windex while waiting for bleach toilet bowl cleaner to do it’s thing lol ask me how I know lmao

[@debmacie1612]

Auri talks a lot about mixing things together, what you can, what you can’t, what is acid, what is neutral. She seems very well versed in the chemical knowledge of her business.

[@Tayamiz]

Oh, that explains why I always feel this way when I clean the bathroom

[@rumaristo129]

Yes, and always rinse those chemicals with cold water instead of warm/hot

[@laurosf]

@@debmacie1612 she actually said in a video that she studied cleaning formally so she does know a lot

[@htownandi6263]

Girl, those nails look fabulous and you are awesome at what you do!

[@johannechampagne7332]

The best cleaning experience I ever had was cleaning my oven racks by putting them in HOT water in the bathtub (lined with a towel to prevent scratching the tub) then sprinkle over with powdered dishwasher soap (I used Finish Powder). Oh my! They came out LIKE NEW! Every nook and cranny was like it had never been used before. So satisfying. You have to leave it there for a couple of hours but so worth it.

[@chewygal69]

You are the Queen of Clean!

[@shadankh5060]

Thank you again for the satisfying video! And I would like to know if there’s a way to remove mold in the silicone glue around the toilet rim that stabilizes it on the ground

[@poppyhoney8867]

tea tree oil and baby wipes. Let it sit for a minute.

[@LingLingW]

You can kill it (bleach or dedicated mold cleaner), but if the silicone is stained, you have to/can quite easily scrape the silicone out of the area and reapply a fresh silicone seal :) I have read somewhere that there are products to put under the fresh silicone to hinder new mold growth.

[@lioflores1478]

Thank you! My boyfriend is selling his flat and has been super stressed about the limescale. I’ll try this and hopefully that will remove one of his worries. Greetings from Norway!

[@tgawron2233]

You make cleaning look so easy!

[@erikh9991]

You are the best. I thought there were spots still on the tile but the spots were on my screen. Great vid!

[@eireanne1108]

You’re my favorite person to watch ! You do such a great job !

[@Aurikatariina]

Thank you!! 😍

[@ameenahamdan4499]

@@Aurikatariina Hey Girl, you're like an angel. Just awesome. Please lemme know how to remove wall stains please..

[@hkk9263]

Wonderful result! About the cleaning advice…I don’t know how to obtain white tile joints after they’ve become black

[@Juliane_Julchen]

would like to see how to clean a non-stick pan so that it doesnt get damaged. And stain of wood. Thanks for your tips :)

[@yvonnepoo4033]

Baking Soda and Vinegar! Put the pan to warm up for two minutes, then scrub it gently and it all comes off without hurting the coat.

[@aleksandralempart8305]

Throw them in the bin! Non stick causes cancer

[@indiag6361]

@@aleksandralempart8305 Agreed. You can buy a fully stainless steel set or 2 nice cast iron pans for under $200, and you'll be able to use those for life. So much nicer to cook on and nothing flakes off when you clean them.

[@karenturner7983]

If you mixed dish soap with your citric acid, it will stick to your surfaces. Dish soap with white vinegar also works great on calcium and lime build up. Are you concerned about all the chemical you are exposed to? I love watching you clean. You do an excellent job. Thanks for sharing.

[@naughtiusmaximus1811]

Elbow deep in nastiness but the nails look amazing 🥰

[@blesd4success]

I love how you make everything look new!

[@ccs.2732]

Auri, I've watched all your videos already in just a few days. Please make more!!

[@nenoane7234]

Yes you are the world's best cleaner..👍👍

[@LillySays]

Oh that was helpful I have huge dark tiles in my bathroom and all purpose cleaner which I usually use to mop the floor doesn't do the job but now I know how to get rid of the white stuff

[@Aurikatariina]

Hope this helps you! 🥰

[@MaryMaryMary]

Love citric acid. It was a game changer for my dishwasher limescale. I ran the dishwasher twice each time with a cup of citric acid and it shined like new.

[@user-lg5fx6zx7e]

The bare 👣 walking on citric acid, oven cleaner and bleach be like ☢️ but the bathroom looks amazing

[@Aurikatariina]

Yes you are right! Should wear some shoes 😎

[@celestewatson4874]

Young people feet skin :)

[@lunalunera6449]

@@Aurikatariina you can use rain boots!.

[@sarahrosen4985]

Yes, gloves on her hands and nothing on her feet. Please take care of yourself. We’re all counting on you to make the world a better place.

[@malgozata1875]

@@Aurikatariina wear galoshes

[@laurahunter7149]

Fantastic video thankyou!!! Question, once you clean the limescale off is there a trick with the maintenance to keep it from becoming like this again?

[@aksuhei]

I would like to see tips and tricks in the removal of the greasy dust stuck on top of kitchen shelves etc

[@dvorak920289]

Try dish soap and hard sponge! It may need a second passing if it's too stuck.

[@dannellehamdan1111]

I saw her using oven cleaner to remove tough grease from shelves,

[@dannellehamdan1111]

I also use Easy Off kitchen degreaser.It works with all greasy stuff.

[@tepesorsa]

Mustasaippuaa ja semmonen normaali hankaussieni kosteana, käytä sielää puolta ettei naarmuta. Sit vaan pyyhkiä puhtaalla mikrokuituliinalla, käytin vielä Kiillon Keittiö puhdistussuihketta lopuksi. In english: Black liquid olive soap, soft wet sponge, wipe with clean microfibretowel, I used also cleaning spray for kitchen when most of the dirt was gone.

[@lailal201]

Use a kitchen degreaser, spray it everywhere and let it sit for 5min. Then use paper to wipe off all the dust and spray. Then a cloth and dishwasher soap to clean the surface.

[@KarichokIsBack]

I should try to clean the glass shower this way! Thank you for the tips and great mood you always have!

[@indexasica]

Another great tip for the water marks/limescale on the shower doors/tiles is to spray white vinegar on it (I think it cannot be applied on the natural stone, etc. so check it before you destroy your tiles), scrub it, repeat if needed (if your tiles are smooth and your hand "glides" when you're scrubbing it - the water marks/limescale is gone), rinse. Mix part water, part dishwasher shine liquid/rinse aid and spray it onto the tiles, rub it in, then rinse with water. It will be weeks before any new marks will show up! :)

[@naeedaafzal3055]

Doesn't work on stubborn limescale

[@dmunoz5999]

I love it! Right now I have been working hard trying to do the same thing to my Son's shower. Never would of thought of the oven cleaner, and the citric acid with plastic wrap makes sense! Thank you so much for sharing!! You are awesome and I'm subscribing to your channel!!

[@hollyg9589]

I LOVE watching your videos !! You are honestly so inspiring and kind cleaning others homes for free 💕💕 I love to clean (and actually film it too at times) but yours are so satisfying to watch

[@1001001a]

Omg you're amazing! Can i ask if the citric acid part will damage the grout inbetween the tiles?

[@metamay]

Technically, any acid will damage the grout, but if you make sure 1: the grout is well wet first, 2: dont leave it there for too long and 3: don't put acid on it very often, it should be just fine.

[@Amandabbbbb]

Watching you clean is so addicting 💕

[@marymesk577]

may you always be healthy and happy thank you for all that you do

[@icekk007]

Aurikatariina: Have you considered using Power Paste on the glass door? It is a paste containing abrasive, so it should remove any calcium deposit. Since it is a paste, it would not run down the glass, so no need for plastic wrap.

[@icekk007]

@@sylvia912 Aurikatariina used power paste in her other videos.

[@kwa9093]

For hard water deposits I use dawn dish soap and vinegar heated up in a microwave. Then I pour it in a spray bottle. It works fantastic!

[@agdatrlima]

FICOU ÓTIMA, A LIMPEZA !! MUITO BOM !!! VERY GOOD !!

[@chelyhappy7991]

Thank you for doing these videos!! The end result is amazing 👏!!!

[@estergomes6409]

Não falo inglês, mas amo esse canal!!!🇧🇷 sou do Brasil!!

[@tinasponheimer9885]

Wow it's amazing, I cleaned my shower 🚿 so often and my boyfriend tried it too, but we couldn't get the stains away but with the power paste and a little bit scrubbing it was so easily washed away, thanks for your amazing trick's, and your motivation I really love cleaning everything in my tiny house since I watch your videos.

[@Anniarvaja]

Love your cleaning tips and hacks!! 😍

[@emjhu3486]

Anni!

[@thomascuvillier7250]

For the grease cleaning to be even more effective you can use a special brush which has the perfect shape for those spaces. Else the height of the tiles can make it hard to actually scrub.

[@kx4654]

How do you clean rusty sink holes? And makeup stains on dressing table ??

[@RibeyeSuze]

Great vid! After I clean it, what can I use regularly on the shower door and walls to prevent future buildup?

[@malgozata1875]

One commenter said she uses a squiggy right after the shower and a microfiber towel to dry it off. See newer comments and you will find it.

[@wolfbell23]

I always use a squeegee when I'm getting out of the shower. It doesn't remove soap scum, but it removes water mist and droplets that leave minerals behind. So my shower door looks 20X better than my daughters' shower door looks. I figure they can keep their own shower door clean.

[@Mawww_MMD]

as a homecleaner i wish i could use the products i want but i have to use what they provides and believe me i would kill for some good produts / tools in some cases. I one house the only product i'm allowed to use is vinegar, and old rag clothes for wipping it ...

[@rizrmohds4617]

Aurikatarina...the best super cleaner! Keep on doing the good work.

[@NovattoGaming]

We have issues w/ mold in the bathroom I wouldn't mind seeing a tutorial of that :) Thank you :)

[@aleksandralempart8305]

Spray with bleach, wait 10 mins and wipe away

[@jennymora5211]

Your bathroom probably have poor ventilation,opening the windows will help .

[@NovattoGaming]

@@jennymora5211 unfortunately we have no windows in the bathroom...

[@jennymora5211]

@@NovattoGaming my bathroom doesn’t have windows neither, so I spray it often with bleach .😊

[@AmyC28713]

@@NovattoGamingwall mounted fan so that it forces dry air in when you walk out. and keep door open when you leave the bathroom until it dries after you take a shower bath

[@gios7562]

I tried this , it's work's , I have tried everything before this , and nothing worked. Thanks for the amazing tips

[@miyounova]

What I struggle with the most in our rental is the mould in porous areas, like the grout. The apartment is really badly made and there is basically no ventilation (also, people don't seem to care about rentals here), so mould has accumulated and I haven't been able to get rid of it, even with pure strong vinegar or bleach. Also, getting rid of dust when the apartment has carpet throughout. An absolute nightmare. You dust, you vacuum, 30 seconds later, the surfaces are dusty again. It does my head in. PS : I love the fact that even while cleaning, you take care of your appearance. I always look and feel like a slob when I clean, and it makes me hate it even more.

[@ChocolateMonkeh]

I hope she answers this or makes a video on mold! My friend is living in a basement rental and the moisture and mold is just horrible, I'm sorry that you have to be in those conditions 😔

[@BenjesBride]

We had a very damp apartment once. I placed a "damp rid moisture absorber" in each room. It was crazy how much water those things captured out of the moist air. In our next home we purchased a portable de-humidifier for our basement that has made all the difference. Good luck!

[@miyounova]

@@BenjesBride they've never worked for me. And seeing as humidity levels here are between 80 and 95+ year round, I think using dehumidifiers would be an uphill battle, especially in a non ventilated flat.

[@ChocolateMonkeh]

@@BenjesBride she just purchased 2 dehumidifiers, hopefully they help! Now to remove and stop mold on already ruined and rotten surfaces and walls is going to be a whole new issue lol

[@TruthTroubadour-xi9cc]

Here in the U.S., I use Kaboom on all surfaces, and scrub with my 3M scouring pad on a stick that telescopes in or out. Sqeegee and microfiber cloth dry the glass doors. I then apply Rain-Ex to the glass doors with a Scrub Mommy.

[@VioletJoy]

Auri: It's super easy Also Auri: proceeds to scrub for hours using different cleaning products and tools Me: Wishing I had her energy. Auri, you are adorable, but that wasn't easy. Lol. You have such a cute, positive personality! 🤍

[@jeannepags7698]

oh my gosh!!! thank you for showing how to remove calcium from glass!!!

[@DavidMcCurley]

I have this exact problem in my bathroom: calcium. I'll try citric acid.

[@beatricelandi7090]

You can do a deep cleaning with citric acid and then, on other days you can use white vinegar and dish soap, as a fast cleaning touch :)

[@MoonshineMist]

Just remember to properly wipe & rinse afterwards, as the citric acid will crystallize otherwise and leave a flaky white residue ;) Also: a 40-50% solution is sufficient, and do wear gloves as it can irritate the skin.

[@jendavis2234]

Thank you. I have been struggling with my glass shower doors. Can't wait to try this.

[@MrFloris]

This motivated me to go get up and scrub a wall in my bathroom, and tonight i will do another wall. Tomorrow and last one and the floor. Surely through little steps I will eventually get to s a clean bathroom again.

[@MrFloris]

@@aurora7442 That's awesome.

[@aurora7442]

@@MrFloris Thank you 😊

[@pixie3760]

This is the best one I've seen thankyou!

[@kellsalla]

"Here we have.... I don't know" hahaha

[@questionmark9819]

citric acid is great for your kettle, i put about a desert spoon in about 2 mugs of water for mild limescale, if more then maybe a tablespoon and half a kettle and repeat if needed, ideally once a week for your kettle to keep limescale free s good.

[@sthuthievmurthy4818]

The most stubborn stain is the ring on my sinks caused by the hand soap bottle. I dunno if it's a rusty ring but it's yellow, nasty, and nothing gets rid of it.

[@katacharlotta]

Try vinegar. I use that for my sink.

[@sthuthievmurthy4818]

@@katacharlotta thanks, will do

[@m7179]

Bleach

[@Mummakat]

Magic eraser should work

[@ChocolateMonkeh]

Have you tried barkeepers friend?

[@tamarodiallo6258]

Wow ! It worked. Glad I found you :)

[@wontaekchung718]

What about removing black mold??

[@user-dq2ym1nn9k]

bleach wrecks your grout causing corrosion and further issues. Grout has a lifespan of around 7 years from new depending on how it is looked after. Once mold & discolouration has 'set in' to the grout your fucked and the only solution is to completely regrout. never EVER use bleach on grout - it's unecessary, toxic, harmful to health and waterways.

[@shazzac]

Limescale on bathroom floor for me! Thanks for the citric acid tip!!!