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Thank You Re: Soap Scum Suggestion
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Posted by
azzalea (
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Sat, May 12, 12 at 7:06
| Can't remember who suggested using a Magic Eraser and dish detergent to clean off shower doors--but a HUGE THANK YOU!!!(it was someone here, wasn't it?)
I don't have shower doors, but I do have brown ceramic tile (and a brown soap dish) in my shower--they're hard to clean and keep clean. Used the ME and detergent, and the soap scum washed off like.... well, magic!
Great suggestion. I really appreciate it! |
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| I don't remember who, either, but it was on here, and YES - it works! |
RE: Thank You Re: Soap Scum Suggestion
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| do you think it would scratch acrylic (or plastic) builder grade bath/shower stall walls? |
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| I shared the hint that I found on the cleaning site here. I don't remember who shared it there. It has been the answer to my years long struggle to clean our master shower doors. In a pinch the other day, I recleaned the shower with a Magic Eraser moistened with undiluted cheap shampoo. That worked too. Glad you liked the suggestion too. |
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| Argh, those magic erasers (combined with anything) do absolutely nothing for my shower scum...I must have very special scum. LOL |
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| We use the shower spray that's made to spray after each shower. It keeps it clean without much work. I think we use the Arm & Hammer brand but there are several out there. |
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| Put white vinegar and water in a spray bottle. Spray on. Works great! |
RE: Thank You Re: Soap Scum Suggestion
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| So do dryer sheets and elbow grease! |
RE: Thank You Re: Soap Scum Suggestion
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| The very best cleaner I have ever found is Easy Off Oven Cleaner, in the blue can, fume free. I have a fiberglass shower and that stuff works great let me tell you... I have been using it for about 3 years now and the chrome fixtures etc still look great, it does not harm them. I spray it on, let it sit for a few minutes then what ever tool you normally use as a scrubber... but it does not take much elbow grease. |
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