Shower Screen Spray

MissMuppet

Thanks I will give it a try...

redlady_1

vinegar with a dash of fairy liquid. Scrub like hell and polish with newspaper. I can second the squidy though. I rarely have to do mine if I use that.

MissMuppet

The vinegar got most of it, will give it another go over the weekend with some scrubbing... must invest in a squeezy!

cattysmum

Hello I am very new to this thread and after reading some of your posts wondered if someone could help me, I gat through quite a lot of the spray shower and tile cleaner, (the leave on stuff you spray on to tiles, glass panels, shower curtains etc) immediately after shower has been used, I think it is a deterrent for soap scum streaks, mildew etc. Any of you good people out there have a suggestion for a replacement, I want something I can just spray on and leave, I get through tons of the stuff and am looking to save some money and the environment in regard to cleaning stuff Thanks in advance.:question: PS if |I havn't posted correctly pls can someone move my question.

Alassa

Hi there - I use this loads too. Sometimes if I can find it cheap I will stock pile it but the other alternative is to use vinegar. Unfortunately it does smell a bit! Hopefully someone else can come up with a better solution.

Minihauk

I don't know about shower sprays, I'm sure someone with more knowledge will come along soon. However, after using the shower I use a rubber sqweegy thing and wipe the tiles with that. It reduces limescale a lot and keeps the tiles looking clean so I need to actually clean them with spray much less often.

Pink.

Hi cattysmum,

These existing threads may help:

Shower Screen Spray

How do I keep a shower door sparkling?

I'll add your thread to the first link later to keep the suggestions together.

Pink

cattysmum

Pink-winged wrote: »

Hi cattysmum,

These existing threads may help:

Shower Screen Spray

How do I keep a shower door sparkling?

I'll add your thread to the first link later to keep the suggestions together.

Pink

Thanks very much, Iv had a look at the above links and am going to try some white vinegar mixed with a bit of stardrops and also going to get some of the car wax which helps water run off the screen and the tiles, Iv already got one of those rubber window cleaners, thanks so much for all the info, I am working my way through Thrifty ways for modern days book so am definately going to be dropping in on this thread soooo useful, been on it for most of the afternoon, am supposed to be washing my car!!!!!!:T

cattysmum

Alassa wrote: »

Hi there - I use this loads too. Sometimes if I can find it cheap I will stock pile it but the other alternative is to use vinegar. Unfortunately it does smell a bit! Hopefully someone else can come up with a better solution.

LOL my kitchen smells of vinegar so will have a matching bathroom!!!!

ianhprice

Simple and effective - fill a spray bottle with about four fingers worth of white vinegar, about one fingers worth of fairy liquid or similar, and top up with tap water. Spray a very small amount onto glass surface, rub over with a sponge (or cloth), and then draw a squeegee across. Do the same to the other side of the screen; wait a few moments, and dry off any remaining smears with a dry cotton cloth (e.g. a tea cloth works well, or even some kitchen paper). Simple, cheap, and the smell of vinegar doesn't linger for long ! Works well on windows, and car windscreens too - but don't over do it as the acidic nature of the vinegar can damage the rubber seals over time