I have glass shower doors and can't find anything to make the glass really clean. Does anyone know of a magic potion that can get glass shower doors looking really good???
I hope you don't mind me peeking in at your blog once in a while. I am not sure if you remember me, but I used to work with your mom at UVP a few years ago.
I heard putting baby oil on your glass showers.. then the water repells off..
I'm also love reading your blog. I have the same glass shower - I'm pretty sure. We squeegee (sp?) after every shower and that has worked for us. I wish we had soft water - that's the real trick. If you already have hard-water stains, try spraying straight vinegar onto the glass and letting it soak then give it a scrub. I hate hard-water gunk.
Clean the glass with Old English Lemon Oil then just wipe off. Works great on outside windows for old water build up from sprinklers. You don't even have to scrub. On shower floors use vinigar so they are not slippery. Vinigar also cleans up hair spray film on the floor ect so easy.
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Erin
I hope you don't mind me peeking in at your blog once in a while. I am not sure if you remember me, but I used to work with your mom at UVP a few years ago.
I heard putting baby oil on your glass showers.. then the water repells off..
Good luck
Liz
I'm also love reading your blog. I have the same glass shower - I'm pretty sure. We squeegee (sp?) after every shower and that has worked for us. I wish we had soft water - that's the real trick. If you already have hard-water stains, try spraying straight vinegar onto the glass and letting it soak then give it a scrub. I hate hard-water gunk.
Vinegar works wonders as a glass cleaner.
Clean the glass with Old English Lemon Oil then just wipe off. Works great on outside windows for old water build up from sprinklers. You don't even have to scrub. On shower floors use vinigar so they are not slippery. Vinigar also cleans up hair spray film on the floor ect so easy.
just remember if you have travertine floors not to use vineagar. I have been reading it acts as an acid, and will eat the travertine
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