How do you remove soap scum/calcium deposits off a fiberglass shower. Ive tried everything nothing works?

Question

Ive tried CLR and didnt get anywhere

Answer 1

Use straight vinegar in a spray bottle or on a scrubbie.You won't believe how it will take it off! It's all I use.

Answer 2

I don't know about the calcium deposits but I do know if you take a little bit of shampoo or bath/shower soap/gel and put it on a washcloth and wet it, it works wonders! (better than any commencial cleaner can with lots of scrubbing) for the soap scum. CLR works on some things,but you have to do alot of work to make it work. I've found out the stuff called Iron Out works ALOT better.....its a powder that you mix with water and cleans calcium/rust stains really well. Try the soap first! (it's funny, the same thing that causes the soap scum, cleans it!)

Answer 3

I know this sounds crazy but try a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser.. I'm not positive it will work but those things are AMAZING. I use them to clean everything. Somethings I scrub and scrub and scrub with some chemical cleaner on a sponge and then I use a magic eraser with or without any cleaner and it comes right off. I love them!

Answer 4

well I use a natural stone cleaner cream or almost all my household cleaning ,sure you can find this in any big store or hardware store , it cleans many thing´s, the list is to long , It cleans limescale great for the bathroom, Cleans most metals if not all ,Stainless Steal, Silver Gold, Bronze, Brass, Copper, grease & grim. even cleans widows any more things there is a web site for this product I use it´s www.promonov.com The name is Perlglanz Putzetein all housewives should have this at home

Answer 5

Try Kaboom you can get it from Wal-Mart or Target. But leave it on for awhile. IT worked wonder in the bathroom of my house. Also I used the hole bottle just put it on really thick. You will need to scrub hard. It smells good too.

Answer 6

Try mixing some hydrogen peroxide and clorox and then on top of that use Soft scrub and a sponge that has an abraiser on one side. The peroxide if you let it sit long enough will eat away most of the junk. This should work for you. Remember to keep it somewhat ventilated too. :)

Answer 7

The works is good you can buy it at Family Dollar or the best thing to use is oven cleaner spray on let set for a few and wipe and rinse.

Answer 8

easy off bam for bathrooms or kaboom or lemon oil. also, once you get your shower clean i would recommend getting one of those scrubbing bubbles automatic shower cleaners. they are wonderful and keep the shower clean

Answer 9

i use baking soda as a scrubber - works great - doesnt scratch