Caring for Glass Shower Doors

By

T&T Grandma

Get some CLR from the hardware section of any store. Works great. When you get it clean, buff it up with auto wax and buffer.

By

Noella

You might try The Works, available at Dollar General

By

jwjcoleman

I also have hard water and here's what I do:

First, to remove existing buildup, I spray the doors with a 50:50 mix of white vinegar and water, then rub that off with a paper towel.

Next, I save my used dryer sheets and when I'm taking a shower, I rub down the doors with a dryer sheet. This will make the doors look crystal clear and will help repel water and thus buildup.

Every so often I give the doors a spray of the vinegar/water solution (which I use to clean almost everything in the house) and a dryer sheet treatment. The same technique will keep the handles and faucet shiny and build-up free. For the outside of the doors, just the vinegar/water treatment is needed.

Janice
Wake Forest, NC

I have deposits on my clear glass shower doors that I finally got rid of with a commercial tub cleaner. I read on your web site baby oil works to avoid further build up.