I was spraying Tilex and washing off, didn't work. Then I started using the magic eraser sponge, it helps but the sponge comes apart before I can clean half the tub! I also have glass shower doors that I already squeegee daily to avoid build up. I am reading online everything from baking soda to vinegar to baby oil to Dawn... What's your go-to?
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Bar Keepers Friend for our glass shower doors - they look amazing after using that!!!
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I used Fume Free Easy-Off Oven Cleaner on our fiberglass tub/surround that I don't think had ever been cleaned well when we moved in. Probably not the greenest option, but I sprayed it on, let it sit, lightly scrubbed with a non scratch pad, and rinsed. Looked brand new afterwards and I never had to do it again with regular cleaning.
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@Mamaof2: I have that in my amazon cart right now! Is this what you have?
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@snowjewelz: yep! Cleans our kitchen sink (stainless steel) really well too!!
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@Mamaof2: Oooh I love that stuff! Never thought to use on the tub!
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Throw some vinegar down, toss some baking soda on top, leave it for 30 minutes, then scrub with a sponge and rinse.
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@Mamaof2: Oo! Definitely ordering... Thanks for the rec!
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Vinegar and dish soap plus a little bit of scrubbing. It doesn't get it all off, but gets a good amount!
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I've used the baking soda/vinegar paste with good luck, you need a good scrubbing brush, I've also used foam carpet cleaner! I read it somewhere and it worked pretty well!! I'll be trying the bar keepers friend on our shower door though!
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@babyjmama: Huh! I do have foam carpet cleaner already, maybe I'll try it while waiting for Bar Keepers Friend to come!
The sad thing is I don't even have household staples like baking soda & vinegar at home to try lol
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