can this be used to remove hard water spots from shower doors?
1816959
I am not sure whether this product will remove hard water spots from the glass shower doors but be aware that it may discolor the aluminum which is commonly used in the frames of your shower doors. +1 to the suggestion about adding a small amount to your dishwashing detergent... add to laundry detergent as well.
1816960
I add 1/8 teaspoon to my dishwasher detergent, it's the same phosphate that was taken out of the detergent a few years ago. I don't know about water spots but it sure removes grease.
1816961
It might help, but I'd try Vani-sol. Its toilet cleaner with hydrochloric acid. Probably don't leave on too long.
1816962
Save your money. Get a cheap spray bottle, green scrubber pad, white vinegar, and regular Dawn dish washing liquid. Put 1/2 vinegar and 1/2 Dawn in spray bottle. Spray the areas. Let it soak in overnight if you have to. Green scrubber pad it off. Buy a cheap squeegy and squeegy water off after every shower so you never have to clean the spots again. You go Tawanda!!!!!!
1455581
I generally apply it before water spots have a chance to accumulate. I was told to do this by the installer of the glass shower. It's like waxing a car. I do believe it might be helpful in removing some spots. I don't believe it would remove spots that have a accumulated for long periods of time. It is a good product for maintenance though.
464498
I never thought of using it on shower doors since we have a water softener but it's a good idea. It is meant to be used after you wash the windows to repel dirt and water like the clear coat they spray on your car at the car wash. Tihis stuff works well on our windows.
1271615
You could try, but I wouldn't expect too much. I could see the steamer didn't have much effect in removing soap scum from glass shower doors, even with vinegar applied first, and tiles should be pretty much the same issue. I'd use Bon Ami ('hasn't scratched yet") to scrub it off, or a Magic Eraser pad.
1295011
I've never used this on anything other than glass shower doors. It is a very, very fine abrasive and would likely damage a clear coat finish.
1385353
You probably could, but, scouring is probably not the recomended method. There are cleaners out there that would do a fairly good job without ruining the finish on the tub. Talk to your hardware store expert. I believe Kaboom may be one of their suggestions. Remember that stains, lime build up an soap scum may take different products to do the cleaning. Good luck!
1763552
I'm not sure about hard water stains, but I know that it works on stubborn coffee stains in mugs..
1681427
I suppose you could but it's a pretty small bottle and for a shower door, you may as well just use Rain-X. It will be WAY more cost effective.
728182
Use bartenders friend or any non scratching scouring powder to remove the spots. I'm not sure, but I think that these spots come from hard water.
757733
I don't see why it wouldn't. It does take time and work to remove the shower stains so be prepared.
961363
I don't know. Have not used it on shower doors but I do ues it on the mirrors. In the bath room and it works great on all that glass.
205812
Hi JadiNo it won't; use a razorblade scrapper or if your going to wash out the aquarium after then use a Mr. Clean Magic eraser; it will take the hard water stains off guickly. Hope this helps.
1316869
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.
624554
Can't help with that question. I use it to polish plastic motorcycle helmet face shield and plastic sun glasses. I doubt it would remove mineral deposits in a shower but maybe water spots.
611609
I can't say for sure but i used it to repair some chips on the porcelain of a toilet. I used it to repair the tub floor in a rental house. I have not checked to see how it has held up. It goes on like paint and it does not have much thickness to it. I have seen pictures online of tiled showers that were painted with this and it looked good. I guess if you are just looking to make the tile water proof again it would work.
1885625
The steamer will certainly HELP break up the old mildew and guke but may NOT completely remove it. After steaming, I would go over the build up with a slightly scratchy pad and a product called "Eliminate" that you can get at Home Depot. Eliminate is similar to muriatic acid so use CAREFULLY - - - it is designed to cut through the white calcium build up that you sometimes see around pots on patios. It also works well to clean glass shower doors but - - - again - - - - wear gloves and don't get it in your eyes! Hope this helps - WO
2053846
Yes, I've used it on Rohl polished nickel and it removes the water spots and polishes the fixtures.