IT’S SO easy for limescale to build up on your glass shower doors but there’s a bargain way of shifting the unsightly marks.
Fans of queen of clean Mrs Hinch clubbed together to help a woman get rid of the limescale in her bathroom.
The crew of keen cleaners all suggest a simple £1 product that does the job without the elbow grease.
The woman said: “Tips on keeping a new shower door limescale free?”
As always the Hinch fans were ready to come to the rescue with their advice.
The biggest consensus was that the woman should splash out on a £1 squeegee from Tesco.
They explained that using the wiper was very simple and meant there was no residue left to build up on the glass.
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Using a squeegee is easy: all users need to do is scrape it along the shower door to get rid of any residue.
One person said: “Squeegee after every shower and then once a week spray and clean with supermarket own bathroom cleaner – I’ve used Aldi, Lidl and Sainsburys.
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“Stays sparkling and minimal effort. I usually do the clean whilst I’m showering.”
Another said: “Yes squeegee after every use and a spritz of white vinegar once a week when you do the clean.”
A third said: “I squeegee every day and dry with a cloth, stays nice and clear.” Samantha Loy commented: “Squeegee after every use.”
Another said: “I squeegee after every use then dry with microfibre cloth. Been in 12 years and still clear.”
While another said: “You only need a squeegie. My cleaner once asked of I used the shower cause the glass was so clean.”
But some recommended chemical cleaning products instead.
One person said: “I shower every morning and I spray with shower and shine and once a week use Viakal rinse off and dry with an old towel.”[sic]
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Another said: “Mr Muscle Shower Shine daily, I spray mine after last shower of day just leave once sprayed and Viakal once a week to remove any soap scum build up, seven year old my shower screen and as good as the day it was installed.”[sic]
A third said: “Method daily shower is really good, no rinse and smells lovely.”
