Cleaning > BathroomJanuary 28, 2010

Repelling Stains On Shower Doors

Dirty glass shower doors are a pain to clean. Start with CLR. To clean glass thoroughly, you can also use a tooth brush to get in between the doors with CLR on it.

After shower doors are clean and dry, apply Turtle Wax like you would on a car's finish. Buff in a circular motion and letting dry to a powder white, then buff all residue off. This will repel water and soap scum for a long period of time. Next time when you see it wearing off, clean doors with Windex and reapply Turtle Wax.

by yorkiepoo from Kansas

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01/29/2010

After the glass doors are cleaned all you have to do to keep them clean is wipe the doors after each shower with a cloth. I use a towel. No need for wax. been doing it for years and have no soap build up on my shower walls.

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01/28/2010

Dirty glass shower doors are a pain to clean. Start with CLR. To clean glass thoroughly, you can also use a tooth brush to get in between the doors with CLR on it.

After shower doors are clean and dry, apply Turtle Wax like you would on a car's finish. Buff in a circular motion and letting dry to a powder white, then buff all residue off. This will repel water and soap scum for a long period of time. Next time when you see it wearing off, clean doors with Windex and reapply Turtle Wax.

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