Will this dissipate the spots on my glass shower doors? I have tried regular vinegar, dryer sheets, razor blade, and chem cleaner to no avail
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i am not for sure. But to e Safe i would not Try it. But i have you used kaboom Foam Shower Cleaner and it Works Wonders in my Opinion.
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Hi - It might get rid of them but not forever and I think it is a little dangerous .. this stuff is caustic undiluted and if smells really REALLY strong. If you dilute it it may work because it'll still be more acidic than regular vinegar but wear protective eye gear and gloves and ventilate wherever you use inside. Personally I would look for another remedy though.
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YES. + Earth friendly. This should be in every household. Why such a secret? Perhaps all those poor chemical companies would go broke! :( Use gloves and mask. Spray or wipe full strength vinegar on the hard water buildup. Let the vinegar work for 30 minutes. Sprinkle baking soda (optional). Use a green scrubby to scrub. Rinse thoroughly. I found this video very helpful and informative.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmS6bw93NJE
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Somewhat, I have found that a base actually works better. If you are having a really difficult time use a lye based oven cleaner. Just don't get any on you or certain kinds of metal finishes.
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YES! But use a spray bottle and nitrile gloves DO NOT dilute it! What's the point of buying extra strength vinegar only to weaken it? Depending upon the "hardness" of your water and how long you've had the problem it could take some time for the mineral deposits to break down, but UNDILUTED, your glass doors should look like new, as do mine. Until I learned about this vinegar, I spent way too much $ on useless products. Just make certain to open a window because the fumes are strong; you can use a hand size towel to wipe away the vinegar. The appearance will improve when its dry. YES! But use a spray bottle and nitrile gloves DO NOT dilute it! What's the point of buying extra strength vinegar only to weaken it? Depending upon the "hardness" of your water and how long you've had the problem it could take some time for the mineral deposits to break down, but UNDILUTED, your glass doors should look like new, as do mine. Until I learned about this vinegar, I spent way too much $ on useless products. Just make certain to open a window because the fumes are strong; you can use a hand size towel to wipe away the vinegar. The appearance will improve when its dry.
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Not sure, I've only used it to kill weeds. It might be worth a try. There is a product called Lemi Shine that works wonders with hard water and hard water spots. You can buy it at most grocery stores and walmart.
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If they are spots left behind from the wash and not by damage to the glass, my guess is it will do the job. I found a few videos about the product on YouTube before I purchased it. My suggestion would be to use one microfiber towel to apply the cleaner and another clean one to buff it dry. I first tried using regular paper towels, which had meh results. After I figured it out, my windows were crystal clear like they promised on the bottle. I was amazed at the results.
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I haven't used the glass cleaner on old water spots. I guess it would probably depend on the surface of the old water spots. However, I have used it to remove masking tape residue from one of my mirrors and it came off quickly. Hope this helps.
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never cleaned a shower door with it but it does make a good glass cleaner for windows and windshields. I've also cleaned my glass patio table with it.
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Try it. It removed dark stains from my tub. After application it works best if left in place for an hour before rinsing.
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I've seen this on mine (over a year old) when I use a typical glass cleaner - I believe the cleaner residue is the issue.I generally clean and then finish with simple vinegar/water solution to remove the residue every few months.
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I haven't noticed this, though my husband uses it not me. I still do the laundry and iron the clothes and have not noticed any bleach stains there. He does however use this before he shaves and then showers, so its possible he's really washing it off his skin. There are definitely bleach stains on the wall of our bathroom though!!!!
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I haven't cleaned shower doors with it, but I have cleaned crud off of windows with it and it works fine. I really like this product.
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It probably would. But.....just get a dollar spray bottle, fill it with white vinegar and Dawn dish detergent (half each). Spray on wet shower doors. 5 minutes later, use a nylon pot scrubber from the dollar store then rinse off. Repeat once a month, or as often as needed. I once had your problem.
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Using a 3 parts water to 1 part white vinegar. New glasses do not need to soak overnight but vinegar can help to remove spots if soaked The experts recommend the water be warm or room temperature not hot.
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Yes, it does remove soap scum on the glass without harming the glass. If there is a build up in the shower stall, spray the shower daily for a week and use a Mr. Clean Scrubber (this was a recommendation I read before purchasing the Wet & Forget). I now use it weekly and am very pleased.
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Donna I have used this on grout only...ceramic walls and floor. I've never used it on glass shower doors.
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Hello, I was checking to see what the ratio of polyester/polymide was for these cloths and saw your question. I am a 'green' housecleaner and use these to remove soap scum off of shower doors and tiles! The secret is to not make the microfiber cloth too damp. Just a light spray of vinegar and water and the soap scum will rub away beautifully. However, for your bathtub, the cloth would get too damp and not be effective. I use Bon Ami scrubbing powder and a sponge (scrubber side) for the bathtub and it works really well, as does baking soda in a pinch.
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Dear Kristie, I have bought this wonderful Astonish Cleaning paste for my porcelain Stove tops and for cleaning my pots and pans. I never used it on shower doors, but I would suggest using a tiny little bit on the bottom of the door to see if it takes off any build-up. I really like it even in the kitchen sink it takes off any kind of marks. I love it.
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I would try some windex or some dish cleaner--- maybe even some eyeglass cleaner. Hope this helps!
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It probably could be cut off with a sharp utility knife, but those wipe keep water from splashing out underneath the door so you may not want to cut them off. If your shower door is framed, are you sure this will fit? This product is intended for unframed glass doors.
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I think it will depend a lot on the type of coating you have. This cleaner is very similar to what I used when working on aircraft and I can tell you that bugs and other things like that came right off the flight deck windows. I use this on my cars, vehicle chrome, mirrors and other glass in the house. In my view it's the best glass cleaner on the market. If your shower doors were manufactured with the coating it might be ok, but if applied later this cleaner might be too strong for your doors. This product is not recommended for use on electronic screens, Lexan type plastics, or eyeglasses so you might check with whoever made the coating for your shower doors.