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My fiberglass bathtub has a nonskid bottom that is terribly difficult to get clean. I have found that the best thing is to scrub it with baking soda. It also seems to stay clean for a long time after I do this. For a little added cleaning power, after it is all scrubbed, I add and scrub a little dash of vinegar all around, scrubbing quickly as the fizzing action only lasts a few seconds. The tub is just gleaming when I get done. It is an amazing cleaner for fiberglass.
Patti - Oklahoma City, OK
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RE: Cleaning Fiberglass Tubs
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Post By Duggan0 (Guest Post)
(04/22/2008)
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I understand that Krud Klutter from Home Depot seems to do the job. Don't know yet, but I am going to try it today.
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RE: Cleaning Fiberglass Tubs
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Post By Carolyn Glaze (Guest Post)
(09/14/2006)
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We are redecorating. My fiberglass tub is in very good condition for its age. But, I noticed after removing the old shower door that it looks yellow compared to the new tile. Is there anything I can do short of having it refurbished?
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