From the start of a brand new day to the end of a perfect evening, it all starts with a good shower. But isn’t it annoying to see your favourite place stained with white spots? Just like every other bathroom accessory, shower screens, being in constant touch with water, develops greedy water spots over time. But the good news is, it's possible to clean your glass shower screens Perth in 4 simple steps.
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4 Ways to Clean Your Shower Screen
Here are four super easy steps
to make your shower screen sparkle like brand new:
1. Dishwashing Detergent
Shower screen cleaning does not
need to be too complex or costly. If you are looking for an easy cleaning hack,
you can start right in your kitchen.
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Grab your
dishwashing detergent and squirt some of the liquid on a soft cloth.
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Rub the detergent-soaked
cloth on the shower screen for as long as it takes to remove the spots.
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After that, rinse
the detergent remnant with a splash of water.
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If you don't have
dishwasher detergent at the moment, you can use any regular mild soap.
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Dilute the soap
solution with water and rub it on the shower screen glass, as mentioned above.
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Make sure you don't
use any harsh cloth or cleaning brush that can leave scratches on the glass.
2. Baking Soda & Vinegar
Another great solution to clean
your shower screens straight out of your kitchen is baking soda and vinegar.
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Start by soaking the
glass with a splash of water to soften the greedy spots and dirt.
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Next, make a
solution of baking soda with vinegar and dip your cleaning cloth in it.
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Use the same cloth
to wipe the screen clean until you can no longer see any marks on the glass.
Remember to dilute your baking
soda solution with vinegar. Without that, the solution will be too harsh on
your glass and might even leave scratch marks.
3. White Vinegar Spray
If you don't want to go through
the hassle of mixing baking soda, you can simply use white vinegar mixed with
water. White vinegar is best known for loosening up greedy hard water deposits
- your bathroom’s biggest enemy.
If you are planning to use
undiluted white vinegar, we recommend spot cleaning. Dry off the shower screen and
paste vinegar-soaked paper towels directly over the spots. For faster cleaning,
you can also stick multiple layers of paper towels. Leave them on for at least
45 minutes before rinsing the vinegar residue. You’ll find the shower screen
shining bright and spotless.
Ensure you keep the vinegar away
from any rubber fitting on the shower screen. The acidic nature of vinegar
might corrode away rubber fittings.
4. Lemon Juice & Salt
Any substance with a mild acidic
presence is a great cleaning agent for shower screens, and the same goes for
lemon juice. The citric acid in lemons can not only remove stains but is rich
in antioxidants and anti-bacterial properties. They also prevent the growth of
unhealthy bacteria, yeast and mould. At the same time, salt is an excellent stain
absorbent. No stain is too greedy to be removed by salt.
All that you have to do is mix a
tablespoon of lemon juice with two tablespoons of salt and scrub the mixture on
your shower screen. Lemon and salt also act as a great cleaning agent for the
greedy grime hidden under the metal frames of a shower screen. A soft-bristled
toothbrush and this DIY mixture can help you scrape off every hint of dirt from
the frames.
How to Keep Your Shower Screen Clean?
Weekly cleaning isn't enough. If
you want your shower screen clean all the time, here are a few tips you will
find helpful:
1. Make it a habit to wipe your
shower screen after use. The splash of water droplets from the faucet or the
condensation from your hot water system Perth can leave marks on the glass.
Instead of letting those marks stay and grow greedy, remove them as soon as
possible.
2. Invest in a nice squeegee and
use it post-shower as frequently as possible. This will keep the harsh, hard
water stains at bay.
3. Along with the glass, remember
to polish your fittings, fixtures and tapware Perth with
white vinegar every week instead of letting the rust grow.
Bottom Line
Everyone likes a clean and fresh-smelling
bathroom, especially when you are about to start your morning with a shower.
Thankfully, keeping your bathroom and shower screen with these easy DIY hacks
is a piece of cake. Pick any hack of your choice and give it just an hour; a
squeaky clean shower screen will be awaiting you.
