This legit works. But I used 10% Dawn and 50-50 water and vinegar. Really don’t need that much dawn. The secret is the hot water. I boil it and mix it into the dawn and vinegar mixture. The second secret is the scrubbing. Leave it 5 minutes max, otherwise it may dry on the glass.
Get the 0000 steel wool, it has to be the finest one. Do a little test are to make sure it doesn't scratch it (it did not scratch my glass at all!!) I've found it's the absolute best way to remove impossible soap scum.
@@elnazhamai Could be we're both right. The ones I do aren't as bad as that one. Once you're winning - in the eternal battle between human and shower glass - CRL and microfibre cloths is super quick n easy. Tell you what I can't do - hob burners. How do you do them without scratching?
And then once cleaned I use RainX on the glass to cause the water to run off. I use a squeegee after the shower and we never use solid soap in the shower with glass doors. Using a liquid soap or body wash will prevent soap scum like bar soaps can create.
My glass doors are so cloudy. I've tried this method but it didn't work. I don't think the shower glass was dry and I didn't heat it up so I'll try again. Thank you
@@shvdow7189 I still haven't tried it on dry doors. I did come across another video that said to use isopropyl alcohol and vinegar with a magic eraser. That didn't work either but I may not have let it sit long enough
@@shvdow7189 I did try it but the doors were wet so I want to do it again but apply the paste when the glass is dry. Please let me know your results 🙏 🙂
I used scrubbing bubbles soap scum variety and allowed it to sit/soak like 15-20 minutes then came in and lightly scrubbed and voila. But then I was cleaning houses like 20 years ago professionally and did so for 30 plus years.
Does this also work for limescale deposits? I've been scrubbing away at that for years and tried every method the internet has thrown at me to get rid of it, including Brillo pads and all sorts of vinegar mixtures. Still grey stripes on the inside of the shower panes.
I use Hg professional limescale remover from Amazon and it removes everything, even the caked on limescale from years of build up if you soak it in tissue and leave it on, keep doing that and it comes right off, my shower glass is finally shiny lol
Yes you do have to heat it up if you want a better result. When you heat the solution it will help the vinegar and dish soap to get mixed. I could not scrub it away with any homemade cleaner and even with this solution you can still see some stains left behind. I’m not sure about chemical cleaners out there. I don’t use any 😊
@@elnazhamaiwhat is the name and/or li k for that little electric scrubber please 🙏 ❤ I have a similar one I bought on temu , but I really like that little pad ur using ! Maybe I can just add a little buffing pad to mine 🤔
@elnazhamai after cleaning, apply rainx water repellent with that little electric buffer or a buffing sponge, or fluffy soft microfiber cloth; the water will bead off the doors keeping the doors cleaner LONGER so u don't have to squeegee after every shower ❤
Remember, it also depends on the amount of high mineral deposit, or hard water within your water system at home. For instance if you are running off of a well, that is not fully filtered of any minerals or debris, or if you use strictly your cities water system that is not entirely free of calcium deposit or other minerals. Either way, it is not distilled water. Most likely it is very hard to rid of it completely. We see that at the bottom of her glass by the end of the video. I struggle with this while cleaning too! 😕
