How can I take off all water makrks from my shower door, making it look new?

Answer 1

CILIT BANG!!

or lemon juice and vinegar r good too...

Answer 2

You will probably have to go to a good independant merchant for the following products but this will work.
Firstly apply HG (haggesan) de-scaler - spray or wipe on and leave for 10 mins. Rub off and if all the limescale hasn't gone then repeat. When it has all been cleared rinse with clean water and dry immediately with towels and paper towels to remove any limescale residue. Then apply Showerlux ClearTec and alow to dry between each coating. This will prevent limescale sticking to the glass and providing you wipe the area down with a squeegee or cloth regularly then the finish should last for around a year. The only sure way to get rid of limescale totally is to fit a watersoftener or if you fit a lime inhibitor like the Liff Wrappa your limescale problems will certainly improve. A watersoftener for a whole house is around £500. but a Wrappa around £80. Please make sure that when you use the chemicals you wear a mask and leave a window open or at least have the extractor fan running - they can be very unpleasant to breathe in - this may then give you the impetus to then fit a watersoftener or a Wrappa.

Answer 3

To clean fiberglas showers and tubs heat white vinegar until it is hot, but not to hot to pour into a water bottle and work with. spray it on the shower doors and tub heavily. wait about 10 - 15 minutes and then moisten a scrubbing type sponge with more of the vinegar and scrub down the shower with more of the vinegar. Rinse well then dry

Answer 4

You could try putting a cup of white vinegar in a quart of water(warm) & use a cloth to wipe it clean. After that, wipe it dry with a towel. What we do to keep this from happening is to keep a small squeegee on a hook in the shower, and after each shower, we squeegee down the walls & doors, that way it keeps them from spotting a lot better.

Answer 5

Rather than use Viakal etc which i did not have, I used the Limescale removing toilet cleaner, put a 'line' horizontally at the top, let it dribble down and do its work. Then, rinse off, then a 'Daily Shower Cleaner from Asda/Tesco. Careful when you use the limescale shifter, stings sensitive fingers.....

Answer 6

I agree with the first answer..Cillit Bang.. in the tv adverts you see someone simply spraying it on and wiping all the marks away with a gentle swoop of the sponge..this is one case where you really can believe what you see in advertising! I use it all the time and it takes out all the hard work and scrubbing..good luck.

Answer 7

take door off and de glaze it, go to your nearest glaziers and get a new one, preferably patterned so no one can see you in shower,ask for pilkington active self cleanin glass,expensive but in long run you dont buy sprays that dont work and you wont have to clean it,giving you more time to watch eastenders and corrie.genius

Answer 8

Bathroom cleaner that removes calcium marks, a dish scourer (non scratch) and plenty of elbow grease. When it's like new again, keep it that way by drying after each use. I use a squeezy rubber window blade on mine. Magic!

Answer 9

Use lemon oil. Make sure the surface is completely dry. Put lemon oil on a cloth and wipe away.

Answer 10

I saw an article the other day that said take the door off and buff it with car wax buffer.

Answer 11

soft scrub with bleach works wonders on shower surfaces of any kind. It wont hurt the porcelain either.