EASIEST Way To Clean Your Shower Head💥(UNBELIEVABLE RESULT)!!

How often do you clean your shower head? In this video I'll show you the easiest and most effective way to clean it!!
From time to time it's important to give your shower head a good cleaning as it can become laced with limescale, calcium buildup and nasty gunk in general.
Here's what to do:
Fill up a small bag with distilled white vinegar, submerge the shower head down into the vinegar filled bag. Next, secure the bag in place with a rubber band. All the shower head to soak in the vinegar for 2 hours. This will give the vinegar time to loosen up and eat away all the mineral buildup.
After the 2 hours are over remove the bag, wash off the shower head and you're done. It should look as good as new!!
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[@mariehernandez5878]

Thank-you for demonstrating this so quickly and with easy visuals. I appreciate not sitting through long preludes and unnecessary dialogue.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

Happy to help

[@Tom_from_Midtown]

much agreed!

[@mdamdtraveldoc7183]

Amen!

[@Dani3337077]

Ditto!!!!!!!

[@glenmaragon5201]

.

[@stevesharpz3692]

Vinegar is wonderful but be mindful it’s acid. I was soaking chrome Tub drain plug to get calcium off, forgot and left it on 24 hours and it removed chrome plating.

[@Fuzzmo147]

Haha ya Wally😆…..I just can’t stand the smell myself, it makes me retch🤢

[@billydick7566]

Cool !

[@londonbluevideo]

Looks like those are rubber nozzles, they should flex and let you get the limescale of by just rubbing your finger over them as well.

[@Fuzzmo147]

@@londonbluevideo Nah, it eats into it until it disintegrates….when left for a long time (rubber)

[@marius-g300fs]

That's what I was thinking if it could happen. I thought if my chrome coated shower head would be damaged from letting it soak in vinegar. The acid cad damage the coating obviously. All the best !

[@eugenepiurkowski5439]

Over the years, I just unscrew the shower head, put it in a good-sized bowl and fill it with vinegar. Soak over night and clean the remnants off with a potato brush. Sometimes need to use a toothpick to clean one or two holes out. Thanks for your video.

[@adamb89]

A lot of modern shower heads have rubber nozzles on the ends, so you can simply reach up with your bare hand and sort of forcefully rub at it, like you're trying to wipe a stain off something. Do it while the shower is running. The limescale build up in the rubber nozzles will crumble and be expelled by the water. If you let it get as bad as the one in the video of course you'll need to use chemicals, but if you just reach up with your hand every time you take a shower and make a point to give the showerhead a quick wipedown, you'll never have to.

[@SirCricket]

YUP!

[@Moredhel83]

I did that a few days ago and it made it worse, so it's soaking in vinegar now. If that fails I'll just buy a new one I guess.

[@ambernicrn]

Tip: wrap the elastic around the base of the faucet/ shower head a few times first, then you can stretch the band and tuck the baggie in.

[@Zeus-wl2pl]

And don’t use the same toothbrush you clean your teeth with

[@skeezix8156]

Make your kids stand there and hold it in place

[@maggiemay5510]

@@skeezix8156 My bag kept falling off ...

[@danram247]

You can also just pull out your faucet head and put it inside a container full of CLR or the white vinegar.

[@chuckhoyle1211]

@@maggiemay5510 Use a zip-tie

[@annelessick3163]

I have used this method on our rental properties’ shower heads for 20 + years. What amazes me is that this guy=y had the smarts to monetize this old technique on KZbin. I have told many of my tenants about this over the years too. It works.. Just leave it overnight after your shower and remove the next time you shower….

[@libramuscle4u]

Vinegar is wonderful, it’s non toxic, it cleans shower heads beautifully and is a great replacement for cleaning kitchen countertops instead of using windex

[@kma3647]

CLR does the same as the vinegar but in about 20 minutes. Also twist ties are probably easier than trying to double up a rubber band. Good video, no BS intro, no clickbait, no "like, share, and subscribe please, cuz I'm desperate for monies", just good quality advice. Thank you!

[@SuwinTzi]

I personally don't want something as heavy CLR so i'll stick to vinegar

[@USA-freedom]

@@SuwinTzi With about a teaspoon of baking soda and just enough water to make a paste with an old tooth brush work it into the shower head. wait a few minutes and then use a cup with just enough vinegar to submerge the shower head. don't be startled if you see form come flowing over the cup. Hold it there for a minute or two. Then while flushing it clean scrub it with the bush. Slow draining sink? I do somewhat the same thing. This time add about a tablespoon of baking soda no need to wait then add about a 1/2 cup of vinegar. Then when it starts to fizzle down add some more vinegar. Wait a couple of minutes and flush with hot water. I have never try this on a clogged drain. You will be surprised at how well this works.

[@USA-freedom]

@@creamwobbly Tell me you enjoyed the 3 best years of your life in 8th grade without telling me.

[@Redridge07]

does CLR or vinegar discolor the shower head?

[@lordraven2264]

I try to keep CLR out of my sewage treatment system, so the vinegar is a better solution for me.

[@HepauDK]

I use a little citric acid mixed with water instead. That also prevents the nasty smell of the vinegar...

[@WolfRoss]

I used the white vinegar on my tub because of the mineral deposits. It really worked. I closed the tub drain and poured in one gallon of white vinegar. Then I just barely dribbled cold water into the tub. By morning tub was full of water mixed with vinegar. I took a paper towel and wiped down the tub and all of the mineral deposits were gone. I will try your method on my shower head.

[@Shinnosuki]

Vinegar will erode enamel tubs.

[@roxydog2004]

It's also a good idea to remove all the aerator from your faucets and clean the screens if you ever need to turn the main water supply to the house off for any reason, and when you turn the water back on let it run a minute before putting the aerator back on to get the sediment out, you should notice an improvement in your water pressure .

[@David-sk9vv]

I am so dumb!!! I am a regular descaler; but I never even considered using a plastic bag to sink the shower head into! Thanks man!!!

[@Anyonesguess421]

I wish I knew this two weeks ago. Shortly after showering, I developed the acute onset of an allergic dermatitis. Not being an allergy type person, I had to go thru a Process of Elimination checklist that took 2 weeks! Only to find out it was the shower head! I purchased it 5 years ago. I always sprayed the outside with a bathroom cleaner when cleaning the shower stall. Never thought to disinfect the inside of it. After seeing this video, I took it off and bought a new one. The painful rashes disappeared within a few days. My shower head will get disinfected every 6 months whether it needs it or not!

[@AK-ru3sg]

Just love the way a bag is a 'baggie'. Love it. Same here - I have a doggie not a dog.

[@Rollwithit699]

As long as it's not "doggo" or "furbaby"...🤢

[@barbaradyer4876]

Baggie is a brand name

[@mmahtnart8986]

Bathroom window or mirror. Use water/vinegar and newspaper. Use the part of the newspaper with least print. No colored print.

[@rarejule2587]

Yep! Soaked mine in baking soda & vinegar for 15 minutes. Took off all build up!

[@Irishman1776]

An easier way for kitchen sinks is to fully extend the nozzle and place it inside a glass or measuring cup with vinegar. Use a chip clip or clothes pin and clamp it to the hose near the pipe.

[@the6ix665]

Or just unclip the weight under the sink that holds the nozzle in place. Takes two seconds

[@carolynbrown4720]

Done this for years, it works splendidly well! Thanks for the video.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

🙂

[@ChaniqueStewart]

never gets old

[@dianemoye6844]

Been using this method for 50 year's works great

[@davidmiller7353]

Thank you! I was skeptical, but this worked like a charm for my kitchen faucet and both shower heads.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

Happy to help

[@jomama01]

Do what this guy suggests and use an old tooth brush to really clean the deposits out! Some models have flexible nozzle tips that also make it easier to break deposits loose. An old home repair but a good one.

[@surfdocer103]

I put the bag around the shower head with the securing string loose. Then fill the bag and tighten. No spills. Thanks much for your idea!

[@CleanWithConfidence]

happy to help!

[@atlanteum]

I recently soaked a garden sprayer head in a small bucket of pure vinegar for three days. It did nothing to clean the nozzles. So I did a little research and discovered that the acidity of vinegar decreases over time, so maybe a nice, fresh bottle will do the trick.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

That is correct. I would change it out with fresh vinegar.

[@stevepreskitt283]

In my experience, what works even better than vinegar (acetic acid) is citric acid, which is usually available in the canning section at the supermarket. I keep a bag of it in the pantry, and mix up a fresh batch (around 4-5 teaspoons per pint of water, which is a pretty strong solution) whenever something needs cleaning. Using hot water will increase its effectiveness. Unlike vinegar, it has no smell, and works great for cleaning bathroom tile, too. It's safe to use - just don't get it in your eyes, and rinse your hands well afterwards.

[@atlanteum]

@@stevepreskitt283 Awesome! I'll give it a shot!

[@xHadesStamps]

That vinegar must have been really old

[@RedHunter.]

No BS just getting to the point video! Thank you

[@CleanWithConfidence]

happy to help

[@monicalem8487]

Very good!!! Don't go away....❤

[@juliehock6059]

I also appreciate the “straight into it” approach, too many people rabbit on for ages before actually presenting the video subject. They like the sound of their own voices?

[@bryanhermans4303]

I've had a troublesome showerhead that I have to keep trying to clean, which does not work well. I can't believe and simple and easy your solution worked!

[@CleanWithConfidence]

thanks for the testimony

[@WelsHomEx]

Clorox diluted to 1-2% works fine, or hydrogen peroxide to 3-4% if you don’t mind the cost. Submerge and come back in 20 minutes and rinse and you’re golden.

[@fg3568]

I have this exact faucet that I cleaned today. For this faucet head, unscrew it from the hose end after the vinegar soak as there is a tiny screen where the faucet head screws into the hose that requires cleaning as well. This screen fills with tiny stones that the baggie vinegar soak can't reach. Be sure the hose doesn't slide into the faucet tube without the faucet head while cleaning it.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

That might be fine but this isn't a video about cleaning faucets, but showerheads.

[@carlloggins9297]

Will this mess up the finish on fixtures

[@johnagusta6149]

Thanks, the Molen head unscrews so no need to keep a baggie like that. Also, CLR does a great job. In addition to the head, the aerators likely need to be demineralized. I did all our faucets and the water pressure was vastly improved. Lastly, most Molen faucets have a proprietary way to remove the aerators, they require a special key. However, sink faucets like this one does not have a key that allows one to remove and clean the aerator. I found out from a neighbor that Molen will send out the kitchen sink faucet head and aerators for bathroom sinks for free!

[@bdodson5]

This saved me a plumber visit. I'll spare you the details, but mine had issues. This made total sense. I let my problem shower head soak overnight, and voila, all is well at my house. Thanks for a great tip!!

[@CleanWithConfidence]

Happy to help

[@moboutmen]

I do maintenance on them with the toothbrush (preferably firm) dipped in vinegar.

[@xHadesStamps]

If your showerhead screws off by hand easily, I would recommend removing it and setting it in a bowl of vinegar. It's what I do. Otherwise exact same process (no other modifications)

[@barryschwarz]

You can do a quick-result test first. just spray liberally with a mould clearing product typical in bathrooms, and see if 10 minutes sitting and then rinsing off doesn't do the trick. PS - this is an absolute winner for stainless steel drains. Just coat liberally and 10 minutes later the gunk rinses off, and even the drain pipe can come up looking much better.

[@ChaniqueStewart]

This will never get old! You did a great job bringing this classic back to life!

[@CleanWithConfidence]

Thank you!

[@irahoffman3867]

I was about to buy a new shower head, then found this video. It makes sense. I'll try it, then let y'all know the results

[@JamesMiller-lq5rd]

Question for anyone: Will the Vinegar or CLR damage the Bronze or Painted finishes?

[@xHadesStamps]

It may damage painted finishes, and will likely dissolve a bit of bronze (acid does that to metal), but the latter should be very negligible.

[@JamesMiller-lq5rd]

Thanks!@@xHadesStamps

[@WelsHomEx]

Clorox diluted to 1-2% works fine, or hydrogen peroxide to 3-4% if you don’t mind the cost. You can also use Submerge and come back in 20 minutes and rinse and you’re golden. For calcium or lime deposits you can also use CLR or LA’s totally awesome for a quicker result. Just follow dilution instructions.

[@northerncold6303]

I use a toothbrush with Lysol spray. After scrubbing clean, I take a large plastic cup filled with water and submerge the shower head. It only takes about 1 minute.

[@babajaiy8246]

Occasionally pouring some vinegar into your dishwasher on rinse cycle, once it's done it's draining, really helps remove and reduce any scale/deposits from building up too.

[@stephenmajor5498]

Great Video! Obviously, I'm overly excited about a simple, short and (somewhat) bland video on a subject that rarely comes to mind. But that's my point. You see, there's nothing complicated, expensive or frustrating with the outcome of your quick fix. It either works, (it does) or it doesn't. No biggie. Hopefully you'll have more of these types of "remedies" around the house to help with my psyche. After all, a win is a win and I need all the points I can get. THANK YOU VIEWERS! It's also very helpful to get additional input and information that doesn't try to undermine the original video and its content. Thanks 😊 Happy New Year to ALL !🎉😊

[@CleanWithConfidence]

happy to help!

[@paulmcwilliams8641]

The first Sunday of every month I clean the shower drain, a very yechy job. Next I put a squirt of lime scale cleaner and water into the soap dish. I prop the shower head into the mix and leave it there until the next day, refit it and run the shower for a bit before getting in.

[@Aisaaax]

You can use any acid. I don't like vinegar because it smells, evaporates and can actually burn your eyes or throat if you inhale the vapors too much. You csn use citric acid too. It is sold as a powder for cooking - just make a solution of that in warm water. That's what I clean teapots with too.

[@tomrutter1637]

Subscribed. I live in the hard water belt of Florida. This works just like your video demonstrated. Thanks for not unnecessarily stretching this to 10 minutes. I wish I could give this video 5 stars like the old days. *****

[@CleanWithConfidence]

Happy to help, welcome to the channel!!

[@colourinmyrainbow]

Fantastic... I rent and what a mission to ask my landlord... came across this, soaked overnight + 5 hrs... I didn't even have to scrub... the water flowed perfectly and strongly first go! So impressed and grateful! 🙏

[@CleanWithConfidence]

Thanks for the testimony!

[@Faded399]

And don't forget to put your husband's toothbrush back when you're done

[@tishatti]

🤣🤣🤣

[@flagmichael]

Oooh!! You are a BAD lady!

[@adamr9720]

Now that’s funny. 😆

[@scottcarson3004]

Lol 😂

[@lillianthompson1847]

😂

[@madox76]

Run water while scrubbing, push to hard and the jets may get pushed back in. Water pressure behind them will help keep them in place.

[@kennixox262]

I would also suggest a water softener which goes a long way eliminating lime scale.

[@Xanduur]

Don’t forget goggles when doing the showerhead! When you go to scrub off the little leftover pieces, they will pop into your eyes. Been there done that.

[@LaszloVondracsek]

VINEGAR... Indeed, a great idea, cheap, effective and ecological, but with so many detergents, we lose sight of many things! In fact, it is chemically normal, the acid (vinegar) dissolves the oxygenated salts (deposited lime). And if we further take into acount the Chemistry, baking soda also does housework wonderfully... cheap, ecological and efficient as well! More than that, the combination of vinegar (acidic pH)-sodium bicarbonate (basic pH) is exceptional in house cleaning! (I think this is the oldest cleaning idea)

[@tomwillms654]

tip: this method only works to clean the flat surfaces on your showerhead the passages will still be blocked better tip: Go to Harbor Freight and get a welding torch tip cleaner and using the right size wire poke them clean one by one.

[@bryanbennett972]

I just found a nail the size of the showerhead holes and use it.

[@jayjaynella4539]

very small drill bit does the same as welding torch clener.

[@malissatookes1916]

My shower head was too big to fit in a baggie;but Immediately when I sat it in a pot of vinegar,the build up fell off. Thanks sir.

[@mightyprophet4581]

Need a water purifier example (Brita filter) that mean the water u bath in is dirty. User a filter completely eliminates cleaning, sense the water is actually clean through the filter.

[@xHadesStamps]

No, you'd need a full-on water softener for that

[@Marcuswelby-nx2te]

I've used vinegar once looks like I'll keep using it.thanks for sharing.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

happy to help

[@dogsareawomansbestfriend]

Thanks!! Using a baggy is MUCH easier than always taking the shower head off to soak in vinegar!

[@CleanWithConfidence]

Absolutely 👍

[@terryp007100]

Another tip: Instead of using a baggie full of vinegar with a rubber band, pull the faucet down to the bottom of the sink into a cupful of vinegar. Secure the extension line with a medium metal clip used for large printed reports.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

you can't do that with a shower head.

[@wesalker3479]

The vinegar that you can find in "home stores" is twice as concentrated as the vinegar that you find at the grocery store.

[@mikethebike7372]

Also the Heinz cleaning vinegar from Walmart is stronger , comes in a gallon jug. What a great idea this guy has , something so simple but it evades most.

[@marty9464]

I clean my shower head with just a brush while I'm showering, works every time !!!

[@snoglydox]

. *Same here, the rubber spouts just need a little bending.*

[@Perspectemony]

Thanks for this comprehensive, yet succinct demonstration video series

[@CleanWithConfidence]

@@Perspectemony happy to help

[@victorhoe2321]

I have used a about cup full of vinegar in a glass baking dish did the trick for me.

[@Rhaspun]

I’ve done this but I used a plastic tie wrap. Using vinegar for cleaning works well.

[@drphelps9017]

We were leaving for a 4-day weekend. I did this for our shower head. When we came home it was like brand new. I use vinegar to remove rust from tools and car parts

[@CleanWithConfidence]

Thanks for the testimony!

[@TheSouthIsHot]

Thank you! Vinegar is a lot cheaper than using CLR.

[@bryanbilek2146]

Vinegar didn't work for me. The real issue was the flow restrictor in the shower head. (Tiny rubber O ring.) Removed that, and...Viola ! I can actually feel clean now. 100% better. Not trying to diss your video or anything. A plumber told me about this hack after I mentioned the vinegar thing, with no change in water flow.

[@DeshMeister]

Funny. I was thinking of doing this exact thing. Thanks for the proof of concept.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

Happy to help!

[@ROSIE-ct7vn]

This was exactly what I had in mind to do to my awful shower head. Was going to try CLR but I'll try the vinegar first. Thanks for showing how easy this is!

[@CleanWithConfidence]

Happy to help!

[@ChangedUpNowWhat]

Yes that’s exactly what I was going to do at first! Because I remember the commercial years ago as a kid. It was the only commercial I had seen that addresses the shower head. And the results were crazy good! But it’s good to know that I can use vinegar.

[@jamesspalten5977]

If their are any metal parts in the head, do not use vinegar as it eats metal. CLR is metal safe if I remember correctly. I buy ice machine cleaner and mix my own.

[@captsorghum]

@@jamesspalten5977 From what I could find, the citric acid in CLR is slightly stronger than acetic acid in vinegar. So if vinegar is unsafe for cleaning a particular item, CLR would be as well.

[@BoraHorzaGobuchul]

Or you could just use a citric acid solution.

[@jasonrodgers9063]

I think using a zip-tie or clear packing tape would be easier than messing with a rubber band. I'll give it a try on my bathroom sink faucet. Thanks!!

[@airadaimagery692]

That particular kitchen faucet is notorious for getting clogged. Especially the center spout. I’m ready to drill mine out!

[@HAL-dm1eh]

Vinegar has been one of the most handy things I've discovered. It's like liquid duct tape! It's a good general cleaner (I mix it with dawn and essential oils), a good laundry booster/fabric softener, and I even drink it (ACV with the mother intact) in my tea now for my health and it's making a difference. Edit: I'm a Southerner also and was used to ice tea. It took me a while to get used to hot tea but I did and now it's great.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

Thanks for the comment. Drinking it is another level🙂

[@franqusco]

I've seen a video somewhere explaining how drinking a glass of water mixed with a bit of vinegar before consuming sugary products can help with the following glucose spike

[@HAL-dm1eh]

@@franqusco Studies show that is in fact the case. I just stopped drinking it though because I got cavities pop up recently. I don't know if it was that or my increase of eating raisins, but I stopped them both. I suspect it was the raisins, as the vinegar was diluted in the tea. Most of the benefits I was getting from ACV had to do with digestion and it stimulating me to produce more stomach acid, which cured all kinds of stuff. You can take a Betaine HCL pill for that, so that's what I'm doing now.

[@jayjaynella4539]

Ice tea is sickly sweet with tons of sugar. Horrible.

[@willyesco25]

@@HAL-dm1ehwhat is ACV?

[@johnanderson3700]

I actually clean mine each day; all it takes is spraying down with vinegar and walking everyday and that way I don’t ever have to do the baggie thing. A toothbrush, a vinegar spray, and a quick daily clean and all this extra effort can be avoided.

[@BrBill]

Honestly once a week would probably do it.

[@billmarshall2536]

You could also do the same thing with CLR...no scrubbing needed

[@roguephoenix]

i have soaked my shower heads in vinegar for 2 days nothing changed. soaked them in CLR overnight, nothing changed. i used those tools to remove the limescale stuck in the shower holes and it improved 25%. so far nothing anyone has recommended have brought them back to being fully functional.

[@gobbletegook]

Buy cleaning vinegar (at a hardware store of a place like Home Depot). Stronger solution, goes 2x as fast.

[@inyobill]

I just remove the shower head and soak it in a pan of vinegar. It may be out of your comfort zone, but it really isn't difficult. Have some Teflon sealing tape on hand to wrap on the threads of the pipe coming out of the wall before screwing the head back on.

[@Tilith]

You can also just soak a tissue in vinegar, wrap the shower head tightly in it, will have the same result for a fraction of the vinegar. You can also strain the vinegar to reuse it but I don't know the risks/downside to it.

[@CosmicCourtOfLaw]

Who would strain and reuse cheap vinegar?

[@Mark-OutWest]

Good idea. You could get by with far less vinegar however.

[@indyguy5570]

Been doing this for 25 years but I use cleaning vinegar which is better and quicker. Regular white vinegar seems to not clean it up very well in my opinion.

[@tongkatali6904]

White vinegar is also awesome for cleaning the soap scum and hard water stains off glass shower doors

[@danilonucup4703]

Thank you for sharing this informative video👍❤

[@CleanWithConfidence]

@@danilonucup4703 you are welcome

[@TheGreatSantini500]

Hard water will wreck your house and appliances. All of the minerals you see at the shower head are collecting in your pipes, valves, hot water heater, dishwasher, refrigerator, washing machine, coffee maker and anything else that hooks into your water. All of those appliances will have a markedly shorter life span. You also need to use a lot more detergent to get things clean. You can likely call your water company or test and learn how hard your water is. The best solution is to install a salt based water softener. I suggest adding a 5-stage reverse osmosis water filter system to feed a sink spout and the ice maker. You will never buy bottled water again, your appliances will last far longer.

[@jackorear2536]

Great video, straight to the point! Thanks!

[@CleanWithConfidence]

Happy to help!

[@chanchan5349]

I do this with the shower head in the bathroom too. Especially the Water Pic types with adjustable flow. Once a year works like a charm.

[@behzad52002]

Warm vinegar about the boiling temp and it does its work in a few minutes

[@KC-bv9kf]

And make sure you have a bucket underneath to catch any vinegar or it will damage your stone tiles.

[@sandistroud7305]

I did it and it really worked on my shower head.

[@CleanWithConfidence]

Thank for the testimony!

[@970357ers]

Cleaning tips here in the UK appear obsessed with adding bicarbonate of/baking soda powder to the vinegar to make a paste, totally ignoring the chemistry.

[@joeylawn36111]

If you shower/ sink faucet only has mold on it, and no scale, pour some rubbing alcohol on a paper towel and wipe off the gunk.

[@rogercunningham5920]

Why not use efferdent denture cleaner it works alot faster and no scrubbing needed.

[@sergioomar9090]

Nice and easy video sir. Just not a fan of the vinegar smell but well worth it.

[@my_dear_friend_]

Tape rather than elastic ought to work too but may rip the bag upon removal.

[@HeronCoyote1234]

My best friend has one of those humongous rain shower heads, which can’t be moved or removed. The only thing that fits around it is a garbage bag. I couldn’t, after trying for 30 mins, get it to go around, and secure, with vinegar.

[@iluvmesumgrapesoda9869]

Maybe a ladder and a bucket? 🤔

[@UncleFjester]

*Hello! Mc Fly! That's on a pull out hose! You could a just pulled it out and placed it in a cup with vinegar in the sink.*

[@CleanWithConfidence]

There is no pull out hose on a shower.

[@brucehawkinson8901]

This has worked for me in the past, BUT is not working this time. Had it on for 3 hours, nothing, then over night for about 7, zip again. Sprayed with CLR and rubbed with toothbrush. Still no help. Is it time for a new shower head?

[@b0rg1010]

Wouldn't vinegar rust the metal or at least damage it?

[@CleanWithConfidence]

No

[@b0rg1010]

@@CleanWithConfidence ok, thanks. 👍

[@ashleydubbeld9236]

I’ve used for years great tip 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Netherlands031]

Nice job but vinegar smells terrible, which is why most bathroom anti-calc cleaners contain other acids, like citric acid, which works just as well and is much more pleasant to use.

[@BrBill]

Vinegar is pretty cheap tho

[@tsizzle]

How do you clean a really wide diameter rain fall shower head? I don’t know if there’s a large enough baggy for it.

[@iluvmesumgrapesoda9869]

Prob just a large container! =w=

[@iluvmesumgrapesoda9869]

Prob just a large container! =w= if you’re able to unscrew it 🤔 They do have those gallon zip lock baggies as well! :3

[@jeffmartin2973]

White vinegar the cleaning miracle.

[@Soylntgrnisppl]

Great hack video. To the point. I use a 4-5" velcro strap, the kind that are used to secure items in their packaging, to keep the plastic bag in place. Much easier than trying to double up the rubber band.

[@od1nh1ll]

why not pull the hose down and soak it in a cup or bowl???

[@T-bone1950]

I think this cleaning tip was made to be universal. Not everyone has a faucet with the hose feature.

[@mutantpoptart8060]

Dunno about yours, but mine retracts.

[@Ogrematic]

Shower, stupid.

[@WWZenaDo]

They used a kitchen sink to demonstrate a technique for a shower head. I'm going to try this. My shower 🚿 head makes an awful high pitched noise. This might eliminate the noise.

[@YouTruther]

My shower head is fixed

[@TK-mf5in]

Easier way - put vinegar in spray bottle, hold a paper towel against the surface of the faucet head, spray the paper towel w the vinegar (it will stick to the head), and leave it be for 10 or 15 minutes and spray it again as it’s drying out.