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Soap Scum Build Up

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Date: 09/27/2004 Topics: Cleaning > Bathroom | Old Categories > Cleaning  
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To remove heavy soap scum buildup on clear shower doors without the heavy cleaning fumes use Avon's original Skin-so-soft bath oil. Be sure to rinse well as the shower floor gets slippery.

By Debi
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By Janie Lamb (Guest Post)
That was awesome. I had the Skin So Soft bug spray, so I tried it as soon as I read it and it worked. I too had tried everything. Thanks a bunch whoever came up with that. I am selling my home and I wanted that shower door spotless and just couldnt get it done. Thanks again for the great tip.

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By Marsha (Guest Post)
i have a build up of soap scum on the shower doors & tried so many products. how can i remove the soap scum so they look new again? i really need advise. thanks

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By Julie (Guest Post)
Thankyou so much I have tried every thing for soapscum all I had here was Johnson & Johnson baby oil it worked great, finally something that actually works thankyou so much for the tip

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Can I use Skin So Soft on my dog for fleas?

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By ThriftyFun (3107) Profile Blog! Contact
I've never heard of using the instant oatmeal. Seems like it would work but I'd worry about it clogging the drain. Make sure that you have something to catch it before it goes down.
Susan from ThriftyFun

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By bob from baton rouge (Guest Post)
I found that instant oatmeal works great. just mix it up and apply to the tile. I let it sit over-night and then rinsed it down.

I like to oatmeal method because it doesn't require any harsh chemicals. I had cinnamon and brown sugar oatmeal because that's all I had. the upside was that it smelled nice too!

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By Dawn in FL (Guest Post)
I have tried many, many products without sucess to remove soap scum. I found these comments but didn't have any Avon Skin-so-soft.....so I tried the rubbing alcohol! WOW.....with a little scrubbing, it removed ALL of the buildup! Thanks alot, ladies!

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By BN (Guest Post)
I had tried everything to clean our clear glass tub enclosure. I heard about rubbing alcohol. It removed every trace.

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By Karen from Buffalo (Guest Post)
Oh my gosh! I got up from my computer after reading this, and gave it a try. I only had the Skin So Soft insect repellent so what harm could it do. It was wonderful! No harsh cleaners and it looks so nice. I only tried it on the tile, and the doors will be next. The coating should keep it from building back up so soon. I'll have to get the bath oil right away. Thanks for the great tip.

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