[MrsMeredith]

Hi everyone!

I'm sure this has been asked before, so apologies if I am raking up old mud!, but has anyone ever come across a product which is capable of making a shower door/screen in a shower enclosure completely spot free and clean?

Thanks in advance

Tracey.

[AJCleaningServices]

Tracey
Cream cleaner is the answer to your problem.
Kind regards,
Arthur

[Tim Downer]

How bad is the screen you have in mind?

In the past i have used a toilet cleaner which gets rid of most of any limescale, or if really bad, a good limescale remover - can't chuffing think of its name now!! 

Then i finish off usung our window cleaning gear to get a smear free finish. Finishing with the blue micrifibre cloth for glass can give a smear free finish too.

Kind Regards

Tim

[Abi]

Hi Tracy

I find Harpic good for removing limescale but to be used with care (can damage the chrome) and finish off as Tim suggests.

Abi

[Prestige1]

I use this product and system for shower screens, if the screen has a lot of lime scale (water drops) on it I use Lifeguard LIME SCALE remover for all washroom surfaces. A small amount with water on a non scratch greeny rub on all over remove with a squeegee (window rubber) finish of with kitchen role. Works every time. Its ok on chrome but never mix with bleach, like all lime scale removing products, mix with bleach and you get chlorine gas and in a tight space it’s bad, really bad!
The product above is by "Johnson" I buy it from Bunzle in cases of 24, works out at about £3.20 for 1L so it is expensive but well worth it and use it liberally. Hope this helps, Phil

[Art]

W5 limescale remover from lidl 99p.

We've tried all of the above and a few more aswell, they all work, but IMO W5 is as good as any and better than most.

Arthur

[MrsMeredith]

Hi Tim, well the screen in question is so badly marred with water marks etc that you cannot see out of it!!

Thanks everyone for your advice, i will use everyones advice and see which works the best on the damned thing!

Tracey,x 

[Tim Downer]

Hi Tracey

Good luck   

Would it not be cheaper to have the stupid door replaced??  :  :

Regards

Tim

[MrsMeredith]

Hi Tim,

I did suggest that but they seem to think i am Mary Poppins!! and can perform all sorts of miracles!

Kind regards

Tracey.

[AJCleaningServices]

... the screen in question is so badly marred with water marks etc that you cannot see out of it!!...

Tracey
Cream cleaner is the answer to your problem.

 : Pluse the green pad 
Kind regards,
Arthur

[Tim Downer]

Arthur, will the green pad not scratch the glass?? Would a white one be better??

Regards

Tim

[AJCleaningServices]

Arthur, will the green pad not scratch the glass?? Would a white one be better??

Regards

Tim

Tim,
I have tried both, no a big difference, just would not advise to use a steel wool 
Kind regards,
Arthur

[Tim Downer]

Arthur
I would be very careful on the use of the green scourers.....however, thinking back to cleaning shower door screens, its not made of glass as such, is it? Some very thick plastic sheet type composition which shouldn't scratch very easily.

Regards

Tim

[MrsMeredith]

Thanks boys for your input on this!, *Tracey makes a mental note of what to use and not to use!*

Tracey.

[juliet jenkins]

hi, new to this site (terrific isn't it!) so forgive me if I stumble on the way! I find Mr Muscle shower cleaner pretty good, but always buff with a microfibre cloth after (Swear by microfibre cloths for giving things the finishing touch!) Also agree with the Lidl 99p.
Happy buffing!!!! Juliet

[Chris_Thomas]

STC toilet & washroom cleaner and a WHITE scotchbrite. Will clean the plastic too and is chrome safe. Nothing to touch it in my experience.

[Bernard Hibbs]

A product called Citrus.  It removes limescale and polishes up nice with a piece of microfibre.  I use it for all shower doors.  Otherwise Highphos from Evans is good.

[suzieq]

Hi all.There is a topic about this further down from earlier in the week which i replied to.

shower doors i just love them,i cant believe all the different things poeple are using.

I simply use neat fairy liquid on a very wet cloth then either rinse with water and leave to dry or use a sqwidgey thats what i call it,the impliment the window cleaners use with the rubber blade use in a figure of 8 from top to bottom this gives a dry clean look and sparkly much better on glass shower doors than plastic,fairy also is the best for removing the scum some baths have from where the level of the water has been especially when people have used bath oil and bath bombs etc.then go over it with a nice smelling disinfectant for the perfect finish .

As for polishing and rubbing down shower doors  noo noo noo! try it and see let me know how you get on.

suzieq

[Bernard Hibbs]

suzieq,
looks like you don't live in an area with any limescale!! Move to London and try that method.

Highphos from Evans is great. 

[suzieq]

well bernard ive been using this method for 8 yrs now and my clients are thrilled.All i can say is it workd for me.

suzieq