The real way to clean soap scum and hard water stains off bathroom windows and doors! INCREDIBLE!

[@callicordova4066]

I was going to throw out my pumice stone because it didn't work on the rough skin on the rough skin on my feet. Glad I didn't because this WORKS!!!! Finally! Thank you, Marc.

[@carolinetuiolosega4351]

Thank you! This works like nothing else I have tried. I truly appreciate you sharing this!

[@hyperlinkguerrilla]

I had just ordered pumice stones and then thought about trying fine steel wool. It worked amazingly well on the spot I tested.

[@scubadan71]

Best video ever! Thank you! I’ve tried so many methods just to be disappointed at the end result after back breaking work! I was so excited to try this, I ran out to the store at 10pm to get supplies! My wife thought I lost my mind! An hour later, my shower doors were clear again! The wife agreed! Finally something that worked. Thanks again and keep up the great work!

[@marccuniberti9538]

thank u. pretty cool huh ? told ya ! MARC KVMR FM THE UNION NEWS

[@loiscrowley3291]

Once you have it clean, treat it with automotive Rainex spray to seal the glass and make a barrier. It will prevent the crud from bonding with the glass and make it easier to clean going forward. Retreat every month or two.

[@bringbackfreedomeofspeech]

Turtle Wax follow up seems more effective as a seal once cleaned, just make sure to buff it out well. RainX is a decent alternative as well.

[@marccuniberti9538]

@@bringbackfreedomeofspeech great suggestions on follow up cleaning

[@tkoui73]

Would you still need to squeegee after each shower taken?

[@loiscrowley3291]

@@tkoui73 , I do squeegee. It only takes a few seconds.

[@debradoucet8847]

First thing in 10 years that is gonna work. Thank you.

[@marccuniberti9538]

thank you yes it works amazing no one ever posted this

[@monster71103]

THANK YOU for posting this video! I’ve spent many hours, several products, etc trying to clean my shower doors ….. to no avail. I found your video and voila …. The pumice stone hack worked. Much appreciated

[@marccuniberti9538]

Ya I had the same problem and just kind of thought this up and said y not? tried and viola!

[@daniellegorre3250]

😲 wow. I'm a housekeeper and I finally found a solution. Very hard water where I live and work. Thanks!

[@deweyplanck9850]

The easiest way I’ve found to remove hard water and soap stains is to not depend on the cleaner to remove them. Start by wetting the door with tri sodium phosphate or windex. Make sure to not let it dry. Take a cheap razor blade holder you can get from any hardware store and keeping it flat just scrape the glass with the razor blade. While keeping it wet do this across the entire glass surface. Take a rag and wipe the door down. Then just spray with windex and clean it as you normally would. I’ve done this on exterior windows and patio doors and it’s not uncommon to have birds fly directly in to the glass when you’re done.

[@deborahjames8251]

Thank you So much I have had the hardest time cleaning it will be trying this

[@shastina5493]

Thank you very much! I've tried everything except for a pumice stone!

[@marccuniberti9538]

you are so welcome I had tried everything as well on the web NOTHING worked THIS DID I just tried it one day and presto I went WOW ! I got to publish this !

[@cindyyoungblood6086]

Thank you so much...will be a deal changer as I am a house cleaner and very hard water in service area...AMAZING

[@marccuniberti9538]

yes it was for me too

[@marythayer4855]

Me to!😂

[@DondeTuEstasOfficial]

Thank you so much I will be trying it on a clients house.

[@Mar--Mar]

Love the view from the bathroom window!

[@rebeccamoy9369]

Boom! Thank you for solving my problem. Keeping the pumice stick wet, going lightly but vigorously really did the job. I followed up with a magic eraser. Mom’s shower doors look like new!

[@marccuniberti9538]

ah grat I keep telling folks it works nothing else I tried did glad it worked and is really cool aint it??

[@marccuniberti9538]

yep !!

[@marccuniberti9538]

yep !!

[@marccuniberti9538]

yep !!

[@marccuniberti9538]

yep !!

[@cathyfeagley873]

Hey Marc this worked beautifully and I was shocked how easy it was. 😮 thank you very much for this video. 💕

[@marccuniberti9538]

yep !!

[@marccuniberti9538]

Yes it did not scratch the glass and I tried it on two or three shower doors and a few windows. You can use dish soap and vinegar solution to get the pumice stone wet and the pumice stone well then get kind of flat and more flat and it’ll actually stick to the glass you just keep rubbing and rubbing and it will foam up and then rinse it off. So it is the pumice stone with vinegar and little bit of dish soap and go for it. Do not use it on plastic obviously and I would tested anywhere but it didn’t scratch any of my glass at all.

[@toussaintmd]

It worked!! Thank you!

[@wallys11000]

Only thing that worked on my toilet bowl but never would have thought of using pumice stone on shower. Just about to buy blue Dawn and vinegar. ha

[@QueenBird626]

Thank you. I gave up on my shower doors a long time ago....nothing worked. I will give this a shot.

[@marccuniberti9538]

yep me too I tried them all this one WORKS pumice stone vinegar a bit of liquid soap and scrub like hell you ll see!

[@sorianosn]

Nice solution, where did you find a smooth pumice stone, all the pumice stones I seem to be course from walmart or anywhere really?

[@marccuniberti9538]

yes there are rough go ahead and use it and it flattens out with use no harm done only glass dont forget

[@luckypenny4263]

Alright I’m in and will try it ! I do not mind a little elbow grease movement if this works out! You made it look easy so I have nothing to lose ! Great videos thank you ! Can you do one on the bathroom tile ?

[@marccuniberti9538]

Tile ? humm never thought of that I will think about that one

[@marccuniberti9538]

tile is also safe for this method as tile is as hard as glass but always test first

[@TheJayblade4]

I used Fast Orange (Pumice)... because I didnt want to go to the store... Dude... I wanna try it on everything!

[@Yvelia1974]

Vinegar and Magic eraser does the job 10 times faster

[@stone5015]

First, your 16year old daughter should be scrubbing her own bathroom.

[@haidimorgan]

May I know how much vinegar and dish soap you use? I mean the measurement. Thank you

[@Theteese]

I use car cutting compound and after that i apply car ceramic spray ....... problem fixed and lasts ages.....

[@TheSwede04]

Sometimes you just have to put in the effort to get the results. You’re Alright Fella. Thank you.

[@Funcentric]

I’m gunna take this to the test. Thanks!

[@dtrice9867]

🎯 Keep telling people a pumice stone is magic....I get mine from Home Depot for cleaning in the cleaning product aisle..the unseen scum you can't see but can feel on your shower tile will Thank you and you can see the residue on the stone as well 👏🏽

[@chrbx13]

Will this work on wall tiles and bathtub/ sink/ toilet bowl?

[@jcia879]

Using elbow grease means using your hands & arms with some strength behind it! Lol my grandfather used to tell me to put some elbow grease into the work!

[@Joiedevivredesilives]

Mines worse I just use cleaning / cooking vinegar all you do is rub it in leave wash off sometimes a couple of times then Rain X

[@darylcheshire1618]

once I tried to wash a mug with ingrained stains at the office, I didn’t have a pumice stone but I had a dried out fruitcake that was sitting there for six months and acted like a pumice stone and the mug was cleaned before the fruitcake had softened.

[@KM-vq4wg]

🤣

[@flygirlfly]

Here's a hack to clean that stuck-on mineral build up left from a humidifier. I have a plexiglass topped bedside table, with my humidifier on it. I got this stubborn film on the table top-- that NOTHING (409, simple green, fantastic, magic sponge, etc.] would remove it. My fingernail barely scratched it off. So, I thought -- mineral build up? I grabbed my bottle of Lysol 'blue gel' toilet cleaner, the stuff that squeezes up under the toilet rim. I spread it on the plexiglass, let it sit, and it MELTED that stubborn film away, leaving it looking like new! I avoided scratching my table top, as well. Obviously, don't try this on any porous surface.

[@bennylawrence6221]

And a green scrubber sponge or scrubber on cordless drill

[@sonettedeetlefs8088]

Finally, thank you so very much !!

[@sharonmotteshead6490]

Lovely view

[@Sylv-zx3uw]

Thanks😁👍

[@AJ-kp6yj]

Thank u! I just busted my ass yesterday with vinegar, lemon juice, dawn, glass cleaner, squeegee, abrasive sponges etc to no avail. Literally spent HOURS. All the clear-ish hard water stains would not disappear. So incredibly frustrating. I'm going out to buy pumice stone NOW!!! 🎉❤ thank u!

[@lambmendi9396]

Nice video. So the secret is pumice stone or elbow grease?

[@dawnmichelle4403]

And. Pumice stone *and* elbow grease. 👍🏻

[@jcia879]

Elbow grease is an old term for using your hands & arms to scrub stuff a little stronger...its not a product! Lol

[@frenchcountryhomeschool7860]

@@jcia879 Actually there is a product called Elbow Grease Degreaser and advertises that it cleans showers. So that's probably why some commenters on here were a little confused as to whether Marc was talking about scrubbing harder or using the Elbow Grease product along with the pumice stone. So lol right back at ya.

[@emmabbyreborns341]

God bless you sir.

[@jamma5278]

Out of desperation, I tried using a pumice stone. At first I thought it did a good job, but once the area dried COMPLETELY, there was little to no difference.

[@jenniferflores3360]

jamma really? So many comments saying it worked.🤷‍♀️

[@jamma5278]

@@jenniferflores3360 It did NOT work.

[@mylo4939]

Thank you! 🙏

[@wandaboone4240]

Dawn and vinegar did not work for me

[@marccuniberti9538]

no it does not try my method with pumice stones

[@Kindlyone777]

Oh wow! I usually use a wide blade on my shower doors. It doesn’t scratch the glass either. I’m trying this too because I’m afraid of cutting myself with the big blade. I’ve tried the Dawn and vinegar and it didn’t do anything. Not a thing.

[@blahblahblahblah2837]

It worked for me, but I had to do it 3 times and there's still some hard water stains!

[@marccuniberti9538]

dawn and vinegar didint do it nor did anything else and I dont know why people keep suggesting this THIS ONE WORKS FINALLY !!

[@Kindlyone777]

@@marccuniberti9538 what worked for you? A blade is the only thing that actually worked for me.

[@marccuniberti9538]

@@Kindlyone777 Pumice stone as indicated YEP worked fine and safer you wont cut yourself

[@Kindlyone777]

@@marccuniberti9538 Awesome! Thanks!

[@joejohn5398]

I use a buffer and a cutting compound 12min to do a entire walk in 10’x18’x11’ shower

[@vincentchuvc]

Where can you buy the buffer?

[@erinjames4024]

Might be best to have water dripping down the glass constantly

[@darylcheshire1618]

I use vinegar and dish soap in a sponge with a holllow handle. The sponge also has a rough scourer material on it. I store it sponge side up so the liquid doesn’t run out.

[@Englishman-Abroad]

Tried this. Thumbs up it is as good as v expensive cleaning products. However, it ain’t as good as the video. Maybe the sponge eraser is key. I just used a normal sponge pad. Its pretty good but not as good as this guys results. Anyway, no disrespect, this mix is pretty good and cheap

[@vanessacamilleri441]

I tried oven cleaner on my plexiglass shower doors. It worked alot but not 100%

[@BrianPingilley]

Some pumice stones do scratch glass. And it didn't work.

[@inspiredtosoar3526]

I didn’t use the name brand pumie stick and the large pack of pumice sticks on Amazon scratched the shower glass on a test spot. Does it need to be the name brand?

[@inspiredtosoar3526]

Although, I didn’t soak the stone first. Maybe I will try that

[@marccuniberti9538]

not that i know of. by kind should work. i use it on many glass Doors and have not scratched any so not quite sure what’s going on there but it is a good idea to use a test spot

[@marccuniberti9538]

never scratched any of mine. didn't use name brand. all of them worked

[@bobmarshall3700]

More than half way through and he still hasn't got to the point........... Blah, blah, blah..........

[@kathyalexander5134]

What is the thing your useing?

[@marccuniberti9538]

See video its a pumice stone avail at any hardware store

[@tomikomatthews1034]

@@marccuniberti9538 you can also find them at 99 cents only stores!

[@demelsa68]

Wow, Thankyou!! I am so excited to try this now, cause like you, I had tried everything else arghhhhh!!!!

[@marccuniberti9538]

seriously so had I! you'll see, it works!!

[@cnwoods6076]

Marc, thank you! My shower looks as bad "no offense" as yours, maybe a bit worse. I have tried EVERYTHING! The people saying CLR or dawn or bar keeper's friend obviously do not have as bad an issue! Our water is VERY hard and I have even tried a razor blade. Though it takes off some, not all. I use the Pumi for the toilet, so to the shower I go next! Thank you...

[@marccuniberti9538]

welcome yep is works use liquid soap and some vinegar as the solution but really doesnt matter but I think it helps a tad then scrub like hell in circles youll see dont use on plastic ~!!

[@brendawashington5340]

Thank you ☺️

[@marccuniberti9538]

welcome

[@monicatomaras1921]

Bono?

[@aspenenglish4976]

I’m so scared!!! I have a glass shower too and my son has one too. I’ve tried everything.

[@marccuniberti9538]

you'll see. it works

[@BimoWicaksono]

I'm gonna buy a pumice stone right away....!

[@tashrayt4398]

Mark, great video! So all this was, was elbow grease and water? Anything else? How much elbow grease degreaser and water did you mix? And for then pumice stone, I assume this does not scratch the glass? Thank you! I assume you meant the elbow grease degreaser product. Because I’ve tried vinegar and dawn soap and scrubbed for 15 mins and the hard water stains did not come up.

[@marccuniberti9538]

no no. ya need a pumice stone

[@marccuniberti9538]

elbow grease. yes use a little vinegar and dish soap. or just vinegar.

[@kelleeb7823]

You need to let the dish soap and vinegar set on shower doors for a half an hour or so and that will get rid of soap scum. You still need an abrasive to get the hard water spots off. Steel wool works great but only very fine 0000 kind so it won't scratch the glass.

[@robbv1478]

Try Steel Wool, GRADE 0000 (finest)!!

[@katnip8850]

Is this the Pumi Scouring Stick??

[@marccuniberti9538]

yep. at any hardware store.

[@marccuniberti9538]

both ! pumice stone with a liquid soap. then scrub like hell.

[@katnip8850]

I want to do this but also I’m scared because I’m in a rental.

[@marccuniberti9538]

test a small spot. on glass only. no plastic!!

[@robertbushey7656]

Folks simply buy some CLR applied with a soft brush spray off and enjoy the rest of your day.

[@dawnmichelle4403]

I've tried CLR. Doesn't do a thing for my hard water stains.

[@marccuniberti9538]

no that doesnt work tried it many times and many other solutions claiming to remove soap and hard water scum

[@itmaslanka]

8 minutes for that small window ? Too long ! I use a old sponge with a worn green pad plus vinegar ( use the cleaning vinegar as its 6% verses 5% for regular vinegar!

[@erinjames4024]

Might be faster to powerwash it

[@richardfox3924]

Should I try on car window?

[@Sheryl777]

So far, barkeepers friend has never failed to work for me. Can't speak for anyone else though.

[@grannygoose2916]

Barkeepers friend powder works on my expensive stainless pots pans,clear glass dishes, stainless sinks,... I suspect should work on shower door as well, though I use blue scratch free sponge with dawn and rinse with vinegar on my shower doors. My tile and doors shine!

[@uglybobhere]

👋

[@tiph5165]

You still aren't thorough in telling exactly what you used besides the pumice rock. This defeats the tutorial. You keep saying dawn & vinegar didn't work but still haven't told what solution is

[@flkamm]

How many times does he have to say just water?

[@Keith-re2nw]

Once you get it clean, don't use it anymore. Get a bathtub, or bathe in a creek. Or do what everyone does in India. Bathe in the river Ganges. Kuruksetra das Austin Texas USA Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare

[@kevindouthit9675]

SOS pad and dawn dish soap works much fast and easier

[@bennylawrence6221]

Pam cooking spray is way better and easier

[@marambula]

lol, not falling for that again

[@doncampbell7705]

Believe me they don’t listen when they’re 50 either most girls are not that clean

[@orion8242]

Not once you didn't show what you use to clean the windows and the shower doors.

[@marccuniberti9538]

yes. I did. Pumice stone. and elbow grease. one could use vinegar and water as a medium but the pumice stove does the trick

[@susansarnoff2060]

At the very end of his video he tells you a pumice stone. Maybe he could have said it at the start!!

[@vickieayres3879]

I would rather try something safer that doesn’t scratch.

[@tarquincummerbund6997]

You warned several times not to use this on plastic. Does that warning include fiberglass?

[@marccuniberti9538]

@@tarquincummerbund6997 YES ONLY ON GLASS AND TEST FIRST

[@NikkyByrd]

Took way too long to get to the point calling it "a magic thing" PUMICE STONE

[@suziedowning8829]

Geez, get to the point! Took forever...

[@marshabalderrama8903]

That’s so clever. I use Pumice stone to clean the water stains in my toilet, and it doesn’t scratch the porcelain, so I understand that it won’t scratch the glass. 😂

[@cathyfeagley873]

Hey Marc this worked beautifully and I was shocked how easy it was. 😮 thank you very much for this video. 💕

[@marccuniberti9538]

thank you I saw so many things that NEVER worked like vinegar and dish soap WD 40 They all failed but THIS workS!

[@frankmartinez170]

Thank you 😅