ADVERTISEMENT

How to clean your shower door so it stays clean 3x longer

ADVERTISEMENT

Epsom salt also called magnesium sulfate is a mineral that allows you to disinfect and shine without much effort.

Mix it with a little water to obtain a paste and then pass a sponge impregnated with it on the shower door. Let stand for a few minutes and then rinse with clean water.

Epsom salt is used in several registers. For example, its benefits for foot baths.

Polishing the shower door with cornstarch

 

You can scrub the shower door with a mixture of a glass of distilled white vinegar, a tablespoon of dishwashing liquid and two tablespoons of cornstarch.

Pour the mixture into the spray bottle and spray on the surface to be treated then wipe with a clean cloth and rinse thoroughly with clean water.

Clean the shower door with lemon

Soap residues and grime only have to stand well in front of the citric acid contained in the lemon. To use it, cut the citrus fruit in half and then rub some of it against your shower doors. Then rinse with clean water.

Get a clean shower door with sodium bicarbonate

To use baking soda on the shower door, the process does not differ from the Epsom salt method. In a bowl, make a mixture of baking soda and water so that a consistent paste results.

Apply the latter on the glass shower door and then clean with a soft cloth. Rinse with clean water and let dry.

Warning: it is advisable not to use baking soda and Epsom salt on a daily basis at the risk of scratching the glass because of their abrasive power.

ADVERTISEMENT

Leave a Comment