Cleaning your shower glass doors can either feel like a frustrating, time-consuming chore or a quick and satisfying process. Over time, I’ve found that giving my shower doors daily attention makes cleaning day much easier. With the right tools and techniques, you can keep your glass doors looking spotless without the struggle.
What You’ll Need:
- Windex Vinegar Glass Cleaner** (or any vinegar-based glass cleaner)
- Oxi Clean + Bleach Mold and Mildew Spray
- Handheld or Electric cleaning brush
- Paper towels
- Scrub Daddy Power Paste
- Foaming glass cleaner
**Safety Reminder:** Always follow the instructions on cleaning products and take necessary precautions (e.g., wearing gloves, using ventilation fans). The information provided here is for general guidance and should not be considered professional cleaning advice.
**Step 1: Cleaning the Shower Door Frame**
Since the frame can get quite grimy, I like to tackle this first. Cleaning it first ensures the glass stays spotless throughout the process.
**How to clean the frame:**
1. Spray the affected areas with **Oxi Clean + Bleach Mold and Mildew Spray**.
2. Let it sit for a couple of minutes.
3. Scrub with a **handheld or electric cleaning brush** to remove buildup.
4. Rinse with water and wipe dry with **paper towels**.
**Step 2: Cleaning the Glass Doors**
Once the frame is taken care of, it’s time to make the glass shine!
1. Spray the glass doors with **Windex Vinegar Glass Cleaner**.
2. Wipe with **paper towels** for a quick clean.
3. Inspect the glass for any remaining soap scum or buildup.
4. If needed, apply **Scrub Daddy Power Paste** to stubborn spots and gently scrub with a **Scrub Daddy sponge**.
5. Rinse with water and do a wipe with **Windex Vinegar Glass Cleaner and afterwards, the **foaming glass cleaner**.
**Tips for Easier Cleaning Days**
**Use a squeegee daily:** Running a **squeegee** over your shower doors after each use helps prevent soap scum buildup.
**Consider Rain-X for protection:** Many people apply **Rain-X** to their glass doors to repel water and reduce residue. I haven’t tried it yet, but it’s on my to-do list!
For a video of this process, please see it here:
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