Tired of cleaning the shower glass every 4 mornings?
It's true that it's a real hassle to clean and maintain!
Soap scum, limescale and grime build up in no time...
And if we do nothing, the glass becomes opaque and hello to recover it!
Fortunately, there is a magic trick to clean and keep shower doors spotless 3 times longer.
The trick is to use white vinegar to clean it and lemon oil to keep it clean. Watch:
- white vinegar
- lemon oil
- 1 spray bottle
- cleaning gloves
- 1 clean towel
1. In a spray, mix equal parts white vinegar and water.
2. Spray the solution on both sides of the shower glass.
3. Leave on for at least 15 minutes to remove soap and lime residue.
4. Now put on a pair of gloves.
5. Wipe the glass with a sponge dampened with water to rinse off the white vinegar.
6. Dry the shower doors with a clean, dry towel.
Note: if any traces of soap or dirt remain, repeat the above steps until the glass is nickel.
7. Dampen a clean cloth with lemon oil.
8. Run the cloth over the entire glass on both sides to keep it clean much longer.
And There you go ! Thanks to this trick, your shower glass is now spotless :-)
Easy, fast and efficient, right?
In addition, thanks to lemon oil, the glass remains streak-free 3 times longer!
No more shower glass so dirty that you can't see through it!
Obviously, this trick works for all types of showers with glass:walk-in shower, plexiglass shower door, sliding shower...
I advise you to also invest in a squeegee to remove the water after each shower. This greatly limits the cleaning time!
If your shower has rails, you can also clean them easily.
To do this, put a good dose of white toothpaste on an old toothbrush and scrub the rails.
Next, spray your vinegar and water solution directly onto the shower rails.
Brush the rails with a vinegar toothbrush to remove dirt and soap scum.
All you have to do is rinse the shower door tracks with clear water.
White vinegar is the most effective natural product for removing soap scum from glass.
Thanks to its acidity, it literally "eats" the limestone and the soap encrusted on the glass.
As for lemon oil, it prevents the accumulation of soap residue on the glass and thus considerably increases the time between each cleaning.
In addition, it leaves a fresh and lemony scent that smells clean.
Be aware that you can use baby oil instead of lemon oil, but it won't smell as good.
