Put a Dishwasher Tablet in your Shower & WATCH WHAT HAPPENS Next! (Bathroom Cleaning Hacks)

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[@neebolopez8995]

Might sound crazy but after you get the water spots off , apply 1-2 coats of a high quality premium Automotive Wax and spots will stay gone for a couple of months. Treating your clean glass with Rain-X regularly works well also.

[@AskWhyNotNotWhy]

You use misleading vid titles to get views to get ad revenue. Nice. (not). "watch what happens" what happened when you "put a dishwasher tablet in your shower"? It fizzes right? That's what you should have shown. 🙄

[@AskWhyNotNotWhy]

@@neebolopez8995 I've learnt more from your comment than this whole 5+minute video. Thanks 👍😁

[@aaronzayden3765]

I know Im asking the wrong place but does anybody know of a way to get back into an Instagram account..? I was stupid forgot my account password. I would appreciate any assistance you can give me

[@jackthapa5052]

can you drop the amazon like to buy this please. this is a great product

[@carmelcorn2489]

You’re cleaning what appears to be clean to me 😄

[@jayc4721]

Lol

[@allistergraham6704]

Yep, just like when people walk into a barbers with hardly any hair for the weekly trim 🤔

[@billmcginley]

@@dsa2591 This would have had millions of hits back in the 50's 60's and early 70's when stay-at-home white married women were taking copious amounts of speed. Cranking out another unit every 13 months and cleaning toilet seats (that were left down by the cheating husband that didn't GAF) until they glowed like the FRIGGIN SUN.

[@tiffiniharris7134]

The best time to clean is when it’s clean!

[@charlotte11543]

I think some people have too much spare time on their hands!

[@taresainhouston4877]

I’m a silversmith and steel wool will eventually remove the finish on metal. Be very careful using that.

[@lisadefries6718]

Agreed there is cleaning and damaging .

[@naomithompson5023]

Yes, agreed!👍

[@sylvia4425]

Thanks for your comment. That totally makes sense. Q: if we avoid the metal part...will the steel wool damage the glass portion?

[@californiaed3385]

Also, any steel fibers will rust in no time. I would suggest using BRASS wool. It too will remove the finish but will take longer.

[@Saint_Dismas]

@@sylvia4425 , definitely. It scratches glass. And you can't un-scratch it.

[@barbarasmit7352]

Hi. We took the doors we inherited to a glass supplier who replaced the glass in half a day for very little money. His advice was to never clean the glass with products but to sponge down with a window cleaning squeegie/wiper blade every time. I have not had to clean the glass once in eight years. The marks are calcium in the water drops left after they evaporate. No drops no marks. Every now and then I wipe the outside with a dry cloth. I'm in Australia but am sure this would apply in the US as well

[@TheKentuckylady717]

That helps too, I tried that, but I work better using a rag.....this is how you clean,,,,,and I never have water spots on my faucett or shower, I just dry the walls & faucet everytime I shower....may take 2 mins.

[@tristanwwsd]

Does not apply to the US. Our water spins the other way in sink drains.

[@reillyj95]

Same, but I use a chamois instead

[@jadeenglene]

Goes here in Denmark too 😉 and we litterally live on a chalk-rock. I only use water and microfibre-cloths on my backsplash/mirror. Never have I had to use chemicals.

[@farmerfrog]

Magic Eraser, people. Works on my shower doors every time with little effort.

[@juliealbertroussel5170]

would it also work in dishwashers where white hard soapy and water buildup is?

[@ladyelectrik]

@@juliealbertroussel5170 maybe, but if it doesn’t, any orange cleaner, baking soda, and a green scrubber (and elbow grease) will do it. Showers and tubs, too.

[@dairyist]

I LOVE magic erasers! I buy the off-brand ones on Amazon and use them on just about everything!

[@MrJohnsonx3]

Omg no.. the abrasives in the sponge

[@kingperogieandcharlie7385]

Magic eracers are magical

[@christinakavanagh3912]

I love the way we are obsessed with cleaning shower cubicles! I must admit I do use a squeegee after showering and it makes a difference

[@Bonzman]

So do we and it works fine.

[@MsS-J]

Me too! Saves so much time cleaning!

[@MeritaKing1]

I use a bathroom squeegee every time I finish in the shower. A quick whizz over the glass, then a microfibre cloth to dry the chrome fittings and no water marks. The key is not to let the water dry.

[@TheKentuckylady717]

100% and you're not scrubbing it every week....only when you want to and it always looks clean.....I'd rather do it everyday than have to scour & scour once a month.....

[@MeritaKing1]

@@TheKentuckylady717 I’m all for doing a little to save a lot. I descale the tiles once a month with loo descaler and it only takes five minutes.

[@pauldilts1602]

I too, use a squeegee every time but I just use the hand towel that we are switching out to dry the whole shower down. It has saved me hours and hours of hard work otherwise.

[@acflarios1]

Exactly what I do also. I never need to do all this cleaning.

[@Critique808]

Merita How about using a shower curtain liner over your shower door so the door doesn't get wet?

[@kathaynsley1047]

Maybe try disolving the tablet in hot water and then transfer to a spray bottle

[@earthmother3024]

That won’t work because the abrasive factor would no longer be effective.

[@kathaynsley1047]

@@earthmother3024 it does work, all you need is a cloth, rinse and dry

[@juliehock6059]

I squeegee my glass shower screen and tiles after every shower. Doesnt take long, and I also dry the tiles and screen. No problem wth scum or mould. Far easier than having to spend lots of time cleaning them.

[@zeliasantos8826]

Yes honey I do the same while the conditioner in I go with squeegee and wipe up and it helps me out also cause my back !!! I need to be careful!! Lot easier!!

[@veronicas2445]

I use wet dryer sheets. Works every time and shower smells great! Do it every 2 weeks. No issues.

[@josam5135]

New ones?

[@susanferrazzano1957]

Thank you thank you! Can't wait to try this. I have been racking my brain for 25 years and tried everything. I have 2 shower doors I need to work on

[@jillk4420]

I tried the steel wool on the bathroom sink at my son’s house. It was a rental before he bought it. I thought the sink was corroded beyond repair. It had been cleaned & scrubbed many times but still looked gross. I can hardly believe how good it looks now! Best tip ever!! Thank you 😁

[@bobwilliams1983]

The rough side of your shower doors should be on the outside.

[@elmerbefuddled2156]

My doors were installed the same way.

[@nicholaspeteraitken213]

@@elmerbefuddled2156 Hahahahaha. Gdamn there are some loose cannon tradies out there. What sort of drugs was he or she on, when they installed the shower screens.

[@nicholaspeteraitken213]

Hahahahaha. Gdamn there are some loose cannon tradies out there. What sort of drugs was he or she on, when they installed the shower screens.

[@elmerbefuddled2156]

@@nicholaspeteraitken213 Right? I probably wouldn't have noticed if the towel bar handle hadn't been on the INSIDE of the shower - WTH...? Lol. Was easy enough to remove & reverse though. (I could tell you some doozies. Best one, my parents hired a friend's son to repaint some rooms in their house. They felt sorry for the guy because he had a substance problem & couldn't find work. Rather than remove wall shelves, mirrors & decorative wall art, he just painted around them. And they never knew. I later moved into the house thinking how nice to have freshly painted walls! Then found big white square & rectangle bare patches everywhere when I redecorated. And try matching colored touch-up paint, sigh...) (Small price to pay for inheriting a home, grateful & no complaints. 🙂 Just upset that my folks were ripped off.)

[@nicholaspeteraitken213]

@@elmerbefuddled2156 Hahaha. Cheers

[@georgewilliams6667]

Use the steel wool @ your own peril. It is abrading the water marks away yes, however it is also abrading the surface & actually priming it to make the next generation of water spots stick even better. If you don’t believe me, then just use the steel wool to clean you vehicle windscreen . 🤓

[@dlbatty1042]

I tried the steel wool on my shower doors and it worked fantastic!!!Hardly any elbow grease at all.. ❤️❤️ thanks so much for the tip I never would have thought of it 😃

[@kastheone]

don't follow her dumbness, don't use steel wool

[@debistanley2791]

The best I’ve found is The Pink Stuff. I have both types of glass (clear and this). Not true the glass is to blame. The chemical products are watered down, need janitorial strength OR reliable concentrate of natural. The challenge no one mentions is the different surfaces. Example: my shower has stainless and aluminum metals, glass, fiberglass and plastic to collectively clean. Avoiding damage to each decides the cleaning product and method. The pink stuff and non scratch scrubber is the best one stop shop I’ve found for my shower materials. Over 30 years old, it doesn’t look new but you can tell it’s well maintained. Some materials age out, including the mixer behind the knob. Tile grout will eventually need replacing. Water is the most abrasive substance on the planet and hard water permanently etches glass. Interestingly, it doesn’t etch my fiberglass window on my front loader washer. I only have to use pledge to get it looking new. So why don’t they make fiberglass shower doors?

[@lindakimbell7965]

I appreciate all your effort and your ingenuity. Wow a lot of work but worth it! Thank you! I wonder how long before the spots will accumulate once more. I would hate to do this routine once a week. Love your ideas!

[@tomannemariemills6497]

Clean with CLR for bath or I agree with previous comment to use a wet dryer cloth. Once clean coat the glass with RainX which will repel the water and always squeegee after every use. Spots don't return. Be sure to cover the floor of the shower when applying RainX.....over spray will be very slippery.

[@cindylou62]

A dark grey pumice stone while you are showering works wonders. Also great for mineral stains on porcelain, ie; toilets.

[@sheiladoherty919]

For cleaning the glass, I use a Magic Eraser. It works as described... like magic. Takes that hard water & soap buildup off perfectly.

[@fairaqhq831]

Hi, thank you, I found that lime away works fantastic

[@marlenehansen8386]

I have the best results from mixing white vinegar and blue Dawn in equal parts and spraying on, letting sit for several hours, then simply wash and rinse off. Clean and sparkling with little effort.

[@mrs.c2793]

Been using this method you mentioned for years.

[@lauraburrill1436]

Great ideas. Thank you 🤗🤗

[@amybeste4059]

Once you do get it clean, put Rainx on it (used on car windows) to keep the water running off. Once a month if that and less cleaning in the future. Works for tools too!

[@nanazorrinamartinez6486]

Was just asking my husband days ago if that would work “rainx” on the fiberglass

[@nancydespain7089]

Rainx is phenomenal around the glass and shiny surfaces in your house ‼️

[@dale3404]

@@nancydespain7089 Where else do you use it besides the shower doors?

[@nancydespain7089]

@@dale3404 I put it on house windows AFTER I clean the hard water spots off to keep them shiny,!

[@betha.ostrander4127]

Wonder how that would work for stainless steel!

[@raintail1]

When using the steel wool. Your glass needs to be completely dry. I first learned about steel wool on glass when searching how to get hard water deposits from my windshield.. it really does work great. Also you can get a filter for your shower head. And like Barbara Smit said you can use a squeegee or towel dry after you shower 😊

[@tinawashington553]

I was told by a house cleaner to use car wax on shower doors after you clean them to help repel the stains. I later found the packaging to our shower and it recommended the same thing. That’s from the manufacturer.

[@didilv2187]

giiirl you are going to scratch ppl's showers so beyond repair. oh my gosh

[@leavingjupiter]

Yeah, but just think how great hair shampoo will clean her dishwasher

[@josephbraithwaite4674]

Bar Keepers Helper is great on the chrome and glass windows too...lasts a while once done as well...

[@alannahssolutions2723]

You need to use a used dryer sheet for cleaning glass, NOT the new dryer sheets. They work beautifully for cleaning the inside of a glass shower surround. Beautifully, along with the chrome finish. It just clears the dried water spots so easily.

[@naturelee4503]

You won't believe what I use! Oil of Olay dry face clothes. I accidently learned how awesome they work when I was washing my face in the tub! All water spots, GONE! Also shines everything!!

[@kellysmith5437]

I use Clorox toilet bowl cleaner on my boat for the hard water spots. I wipe it on with a sponge, let it almost dry and use a mr clean erasure to take it off. Works like a charm and looks like new. I use it on windows that the sprinkler hits as well. Make sure to use gloves, even the kind without bleach is irritating to the skin.

[@trangmor85]

I use to use a cleaning lady pre-covid. I noticed that she used lysol toilet bowl cleaner. No elbow grease and everything looks brand spanking new! She only came to do deep cleaning every other months so mildew and calcium deposits were pretty built up.

[@sweet_pea1188]

I use used dryer sheets on my fans, the stand up ones and the ceiling ones. I take the stand up one apart and use the old dryer sheets to clean it and it like attaches to the dryer sheet.

[@earthmother3024]

Lol diy swifter duster! 😂

[@rochelleschwab6015]

Try a soap dispenser that you use to wash dishes, put dawn soap and vinegar in the dispenser. Put soap in first 1/2 way then the rest vinegar. Shake and scub. I would recommend putting the same mixture in a spray bottle and spray the glass first. Wet the glass with water then spay and wait 20 minutes. Then the dish scrubber solution. All can be bought at dollar store cheap. It works. Good luck

[@debbiegaddie8076]

I think your doors Are on backwards 🤣

[@DorothySpang]

Thanks so Much again 🌿

[@AndreaJean]

So nice of you ❤️

[@dennismevis8892]

I use liquid dishwasher detergent. Works like a charm.,

[@dizzyowl76]

I couldn’t be without my shower sprayer now that I have one. I suffer with chronic pain and it has made cleaning the shower so much easier. Those fibreglass doors are really frustrating to clean. I’m shocked that the steel wool didn’t scratch the surfaces of the glass and chrome.

[@zebhk]

Hi Andrea. I have just recently discovered your channel and I am loving it! I have a question regarding my shower door. The bottom of my long glass shower door has a silicone /plastic edging at the bottom which stops the water from leaking out into the bathroom, that has changed it’s color and maybe is quite dirty also. I tried cleaning it but was not successful. Cannot change the bottom part as it is stuck to the glass door really hard and pulling it might break the glass! Please help! Thanks!

[@davidgodfrey7306]

I use a Magic Eraser for the Bath. It works great and is very easy.

[@diannehardwick950]

Very helpful, thanks. Go easy with the steel wool it may eventually rub off the chrome plating on the taps 🚰. Shower screens are the bane of my life. I did buy some Barkeepers. Friend which is a bit pricey in Australia where I am. I shall continue watching with interest.

[@melanieamador7473]

Dryer sheets work well!

[@theroman5564]

Steel Wool is the best. I tried it and it works great!

[@lorralorra222]

Hi Andrea,first time viewer..I just changed my shower head with a handheld one, kicking myself for not doing it sooner,lol...thanks for video..lorra

[@bettyveronica460]

The used ones (from laundry), work nicely as a fresh scent for your unmentionables drawer. 😄🌷

[@countrygal3688]

Are your shower doors on backward? We have doors like that, and the smooth glass goes toward the inside, the frosted textured side is the outside.

[@sportakiss888]

I was thinking the same thing

[@willbee6785]

Exactly. It’s the same with house builds. Smooth always to the inside.

[@willbee6785]

This is brain numbing.

[@wendyhorn8376]

I've seen more than one comment asking this. I have the same doors and it looks like the smooth non-textured side IS on the inside. What is making people think otherwise? I don't get it.

[@jasonlara]

@@wendyhorn8376 I would think it's harder to clean texture with all the nooks and crannies water can get into, thus having the smooth side on the INSIDE of the shower makes more sense from a cleaning perspective.

[@TheTrains07]

The steel wool works really well!

[@leekasten3549]

Have you ever tried RainX on your showers doors after they were cleaned? I have not tried it but I have heard some have used that product to let the water with soap just run off the shower doors.

[@smurfmonster]

Just wanted to point out there are LOTS of different grades of steel wool ranging from most abrasive to the least. If you're going to use steel wool on glass or a shiny surface It MUST be the 0000 grade or it WILL scratch glass, also when you use the 0000 grade on glass don't use too much pressure or it will scratch.

[@wilsjane]

The 2 problems in a shower cubicle are grease and limescale. Both can be removed, grease first by use or the correct degreasers and inhibited limescale removal acids. Commercial premises (such as major hotels) do this all the time. Grease and limescale can also congeal with hair, causing drainage blockages. In this case, sodium hydroxide is the best solution. Most premises now use water softeners in hard water areas. They remove 95% of the problem. As you pointed out, ANY abrasives will soon destroy plating and scratch both glass and ceramics. Once this happens, both corrosion and mould will soon become a problem.

[@Diana-wg1tm]

I am a firm believer on CLR fo tough water spots . Also the best thing to use in your sink if you have stainless steel sinks use gel toilet bowl cleaner to get rid of water stains .

[@justaddlivingwater]

I used those in my dish washer and water spots were all over, but lemon and backing soda or my mesh bag with my own homemade soap and it works great.

[@valeriepearson-vipenergeti8259]

I use dawn soap ( the blue one) and vinegar in a spray bottle. Spray it leave it overnight then rinse it in the morning. Clean shower no scrubbing.

[@carmelcorn2489]

I’m going to try this one!

[@Wreinie]

Lol, I do what you do!

[@karenandcatz2915]

One word...Bonami! Cheap, easy, gentle, made to not damage surfaces!

[@dancarmack2486]

After you get it really clean with the scouring pad, try putting Rainex windshield treatment on the inside of the doors.

[@susannicholson7877]

Prevention of problems is the key to quickly cleaning and keeping a home clean. From: One who knows from many years of experience. Dear Ms. Jean, Many years ago, a friend of mine who was 20 years senior to me taught me a quick and easy way to take care of the shower and tub. Never let it get really dirty in the first place. She said there is no better time to clean the shower/tub than right after taking your shower. It only takes 5-10 minutes to prevent water spots and soap scum build up. I simply put about ¼ - ½ cup of Mr. Clean in a 32-oz. super spray bottle. Then, I slowly add water until it is just above the wide portion of the bottle. I attach the sprayer and gently tip the bottle back and forth on its side to mix the solution. Then, it is ready to go for the next time I take a shower. My preparations to take a shower include placing my shower solution sprayer, and three terrycloth rags/cleaning towels within easy reach of my shower; a face cloth size, a handtowel size, and a bath towel size. After finishing my shower, I reach for the spray bottle and quickly spray all the wet areas of the shower, including the faucet and water handle. Then, I get the facecloth size rag/cleaning cloth wet and quickly wipe across all the area I just sprayed. After that, I rinse the area by getting the hand towel rag/cleaning cloth sopping wet and again wiping down each area being sure to rinse the rag each time I wipe down a section of the tub/tile surround. I also wipe down the faucet and water handle. At this point, if need be, I rinse myself again with the shower. Then, I turn off the water and quickly dry the entire shower and tub so there are no water spots. This also prevents mold and mildew. Voila! The bathroom looks so shiny and is clean for the next person who wants to take a bath or shower. This also works to clean my husbands bath tub/shower once a week. This is so easy. The shower and tub gets clean without scrubbing! By the way, using abrasive material such as any grade of steel wool will leave scratches, even though you may not see them. It actually removes some of the slick finish of the tile or fiberglass. This in turn exacerbates the problem of water spots and soap scum build up. Hence, NEVER use abrasive material on any type of tub and shower. If you do have a problem with soap scum, repeated use of this cleaning method will over time take care of the problem. Sincerely, Ms. Nicholson P.S. Be sure to use a hair catcher over your drain plug. Make sure you remove the hair from the catcher before cleaning the tub and shower. Prevention of problems is the key to quickly cleaning and keeping a home clean.

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And now for the cliff note version….

[@petercross8871]

If they had put the glass in correctly '' The textured side should face out and the smooth on the inside as it has a coating on to stop soap scum sticking to it , as detailed in the shower fitting instructions'' you would have saved your self a lot of keyboard time.

[@granniez8035]

I'm too lazy, I would just use the sprayer to rinse the doors lol, but I'm impressed...thank you!! My fav is rubbing dish soap on the mirror and rub off with a soft cloth - NO FOGGING UP!!

[@LGAussie]

I like the look of those shower doors better cause clear plain glass shows every single streak, mark and scum build up. Be happy u kept urs, cause I sold mine and bought the clear ones, and it’s so much more work, and they didn’t put the doors in as well as the old ones. They don’t slide as nice.

[@AbottNCostello]

Thanks for your video. A good hint I learned on how to keep your counter tops or showers from rust rings, put clear nail polish on all the can bottoms. That stops that rust problem. Getting rid of that rust ring is a problem. If you scrub too much, you make the finish dull and it absorbs stains more. Try salt and lemon juice, let it sit. Hopefully that will help.

[@walkermom100]

Squeegee the doors after use helps prevent that. Also you can use rainx.

[@corrinrose6305]

After it’s clean use rain x or try the weekly vinegar dawn scrub brush

[@daxxydog5777]

Once you get the hard water stains off, treat the doors with RainX for car windshields. It’ll keep the water stains away for a couple of months. I also used ceramic stove top cleaner and a soft scrubbie to get the buildup off.

[@melaniewhite3300]

I learned a little trick for cleaning faucets, I had to help my mom when I was young clean motel rooms. Crumble up wax paper will take off the water spots shine it up and helps repel the water!! I hope that you will give it a shot!!

[@Melody-285]

I’m gonna try that !

[@smokegrindingwigwom3988]

I know you’re trying to do things natural without chemicals. But if you take chlorine Straight .The kind you buy at a pool store not bleach you buy in the store for laundry. Go get yourself a $20 respirator that you buy at Harbor freight. Or you can get one at Lowe’s, Home Depot, Menards. Make sure you put it on. Wear gloves.Pour in a spray bottle, and spray the areas and let it sit for an hour. Rinse it off. And you will be amazed on how well it works. After you get it clean. Use rain X. On everything. Make sure you wear your respirator and gloves. You will be amazed at how clean your shower is and how easy it is to clean afterwards. It also stays very clean. You can also use this on refrigerators ,stoves dishwashing machines. Microwaves. And keep it looking beautiful. Once you use the chlorine, you only really have to do this one time. When I’m done with my shower I just dry it off with my towel, it stays amazingly clean and I just apply the rain X once every couple months. I know this is using dangerous chemicals but sometimes you have to do what you have to do. Especially this type of shower glass. But if you use something harsh like steel wool. You were going to scratch the glass. Sending good vibes to all.

[@leigharnel3178]

Great trick, when you pulled out the steel wool pad to clean the steal, I was like 😱 Nooooo.... it will scratch the hell out of it, but by golly it did a beautiful job, thank you for the tip. 👍🏼

[@Sunshinegirl777]

Used dryer sheets work great in shower doors

[@sg.7773]

I love to use lemon oil on those types of shower doors. Lemon oil on a dry soft, rag and wipe away. Fast, beautiful and lasts for quite some time. Enjoy :- ) Have a great day everyone!

[@Anonymously4051]

Too much chatter, just get to demo and point

[@allimimi]

😂😂😂😂

[@bobbo9549]

Too much indeed. Fell asleep halfway through🥱

[@dale3404]

I was ready to replace my shower doors, when I stumbled across a video showing how well a particular product worked. I ordered that product, and I still have the doors. It takes some elbow grease but the doors look great. Ill try the steel wool on my hardware. I was always afraid of scratches.

[@daydreambeliever6603]

You have to tell the product!

[@shasha6221]

Andrea I am hoping you do a show of best of 2020. Since you try and test so many products for the same area types, can you come up with which works best? Enjoying the videos

[@sharamyers9686]

I’ve had very good luck with Mrs Meyer vinegar gel and a stainless steel scrubber. It has a nice scent and doesn’t hurt your skin. I have the same glass as you

[@Shawna_Wenski]

Use Easy Off none scented on the doors (Oven Cleaner) you can also use it on the tub gets off hard water stains on both it's wonderful. Than you can put Shaving cream on the doors protects the doors.

[@Tjolee108]

My shower has those doors too. (Hate em) I take mine off, lay them on towels in my living room and scrub away! It's a pain but is pretty satisfying!

[@Diana-wg1tm]

If you just spray your towel with CLR it will get rid of the water spots much easier and it will do the same thing with your Chrome but don't leave it on the crown for a long time because it will dull your Chrome it's not really meant for Chrome but it will get rid of the hard water spots on your glass amazingly. I am a housekeeper. Also you have guests coming over and you don't feel like getting the water spots off glass you can also use orange glow and that will cover it up when your guests come over but only for a short time before the water spots come back. Like I said use CLR to get rid of the water spots and if you want to get rid of them permanently. Use a squeegee after every shower and that will eliminate water spots even on the walls

[@pjmartin8044]

I’m going to try the finish on my shower door, it doesn’t have the grooves like yours hopefully it will work if that doesnt work I will try the steel wool.

[@melisajoe4522]

The best thing in the world for hard water... Magic eraser!

[@mildredsparks6684]

Doesn’t work on marks like this, I tried it.

[@Celicagamer]

It will clean it. It’s only wet sanding. It will also take the finish off anything.

[@pamherm]

That’s what I used on my old shower doors. It only lasts about week at my house, but it did work. What worked permanently, got rid of the doors and replaced with a curtain! 😊

[@thebluesrockers]

I would agree most of the time, but hard well water, it doesn't work..

[@bringdownthecabal6192]

Kaboom is the best thing I have found for hard water stains.

[@ladyelectrik]

My best tip for cleaning a shower is DeSolve-It or GooGone, but any orange oil cleaner would probably work, plus baking soda. I always used a green scrubber, but I will try the OOOO steel wool next time. This has always outclassed anything else I have ever tried. Another neat trick for cleaning a shower door or a vehicle’s windshield is glass stovetop cleaner. Yep. These two things have cleared a lot of clutter from under the sink.

[@bexdowell2467]

Rinse aid for dish washers on shower glass and or all windows works like magic.... and cheap

[@mala3isity]

I was wondering if the blue part of the tab is Finish rinse aid.

[@teresasanchez8853]

I was told to use hot white vinegar with a bit of blue dawn, I spray it on let it sit, spray again after 15 minutes and scrub. Rinse a it came out great 👍. Then you dry it good then spray some Wd40 on a rag and polish the glass or plastic doors ONLY. Careful not to get a drop of the wd40 on the floor or walls, you will fall.

[@theresachiorazzi4571]

Does shaving cream work as well I heard it’s a good cleaner

[@opaque1231]

Simple window and glass cleaner spray with vinegar works absolutely fine too. Use microfibre cloth.

[@sharnea7342]

Iwhen used to have a shower door I use lime away in the foam spray and it worked great

[@Patty-jj4en]

Steel wool fibers if they get wet can cause rust stains.

[@meya3226]

Will this work with dishwasher liquid and a scoring pad, then rinse? Seems that would be easier. I use a four capfuls of liquid dishwasher fluid in a bucket of warm water and clean my outside window with a long handle window squeegee then rinse off with water from a hose. No need to wipe dry because your windows will dry streak free. This tip was given to me years ago from a professional cleaning company employee.

[@Harassed247]

A dry Brillo works wonders... trust me it doesn’t scratch and I’ve used it on smooth glass....

[@jsimp4050]

I just went through a days long shower door cleaning process. I started with an actual razor blade which helped. Then I had seen the dish tab idea and used that. It cleaned further, but didn’t take care of the super fine spotty haze. I just saw your video. I have that type of steel wool and cannot wait to try this today!

[@storungz]

IT’S A MIRACLE!!!! You found the CURE!!!! I just LIKED and SUBSCRIBED and signed up for your news letter!! You are a GENIUS! When you said steel wool I was like “oh NO! That’s going to scratch!” Well I ate my words for breakfast, lunch and dinner Honey! Lol Thank you thank you!

[@NorthshireGaming]

Honestly, the better solution might be to address the problem at it's source and look at getting a water softener system installed. This'll not only address the buildup of calcium on your shower door, it'll address soap scum in the shower, improve your clothes washers efficiency, and can help reduce how much soap you need to wash dishes and clothes.

[@kiyabeloved4455]

Exactly! After my remodel we are getting a water softener

[@debistanley2791]

I have a water softener and it works for the dishwasher but the best thing it does for a shower is save your skin. I think the hot water, soap and the fact that water is abrasive on the materials used for showers are the problem, hard water only being one. Dishwashers are stainless, my washer tub is stainless and the window is fiberglass. 2 cups of bleach in a cycle cleans the tub and pledge gets the water spots off the window. Hmmm…

[@jeffoliver8271]

Very fine steel wool works.

[@advantager355]

Years ago before KZbin a professional auto detailer told me about #4 steel wool for show car worthy windshield cleaning. I’ve doing this for years with a little car polish for years because it works. If it needs more aggressive cleaning use rubbing compound.

[@annettecormier3856]

HI, would that work on shower tiles ? my shower which I tought was clean , felt smooth one washed , when I bent down and looked up , the bottom part had ++ film that wont come of.. Loved your video

[@javajeff2]

12:30 to demonstrate would could be done in 3:00 or less.

[@zak8609]

That’s women for you

[@javajeff2]

@@zak8609 I've seen PLENTY of men do the very same.

[@zak8609]

@@javajeff2 effeminate world I guess

[@zak8609]

@@javajeff2 it’s annoying hearing people talking about THEMselves for 80% of the video, I get what you mean though

[@javajeff2]

@@zak8609 wtf

[@valerievalerie4366]

Viyakal is perfect for hard water and keeps things shiny and smooth for about 2 weeks

[@jjjnettie]

In Australia we have a product called Shower Power. It's absolutely amazing. it's citrus based, so smells amazing too.

[@shannnkc]

OMG I use to use Shower Power here in the states & loved it but can't find it now😡so now I use Simple Green🤷bit yes Shower Power was my favorite your so lucky

[@janeeddy3713]

Totally agree!

[@antoinettekofler4544]

Whatever you clean, hard water will eventually create a film and streak surfaces. I also use vinegar and stainless steel cleaner. Using a Turkish towel I wipe down glass shower doors, ceramic tile walls, and bathtub after each use. A bit of effort, but it eliminates the calcium buildup.

[@5turtletypers]

WD-40 and paper towels! works everytime! my pain was the "chrome " parts at it works beautify

[@deborahdavey1743]

I wipe my shower after use with a window squeegee. I don’t get soap marks.

[@MrOramato]

OMG, you are like my ex-in-laws. I am sorry, but as long as it is clean, I couldn’t give a rats ass about water spots.

[@anthonypaladino9889]

Dawn dish soap works really good for weekly cleaning. Longer term, a liquid car wax used with a buffer or elbow grease will remove grime and stay clean longer.

[@mrsir9616]

The glass in my neck of the woods is called ''Cathedral'' glass. Smooth on one side and rippled on the other. They come in several colours. Red used to have gold in it. Blue, yellow, green and so on. Ex glazier. :)

[@mariafromcalifornia4791]

I reuse my used dryer sheets for my sink corners and drain seals

[@lilylangman5620]

We use Awesome from Dollar Tree straight to get rid of hard water stains on our stainless steel sinks , spray and scrub with sponge rinse.

[@latinamarie80]

Watch video as I type, do you use a squeegee on those doors after showering?,or using a towel to wipe down the door? That help a ton with water spots/grime.

[@lindakimbell7965]

Indeed it does. Stop being lazy people!!