Diy shower spray

FranklinMint

Hi
I'm looking for a diy spray for a shower cubicle to keep it clean

I've tried a dilute mix of baking soda and bleach in a spray bottle.but the nozzle gets clogged in no time

Any other ideas ,thanks

dok_golf

vinegar

BrokenArrows

FranklinMint wrote: »

Hi
I'm looking for a diy spray for a shower cubicle to keep it clean

I've tried a dilute mix of baking soda and bleach in a spray bottle.but the nozzle gets clogged in no time

Any other ideas ,thanks

Just give it a good scrub with bleach remove all the hard stuff.

Then on a regular basis spray it with bleach and water and just leave it to soak (i just used a 50/50 mix of thick bleach and water). Rinse it down before your next shower.

I moved into a house before where the shower tiles were horrible. After a few weeks of spraying with bleach a few times a week the grouting was white and tiles clean.

Just leave the spray bottle in the shower so you can spray it after your morning shower.

nkathleen19

Agreed - vinegar

FranklinMint

nkathleen19 wrote: »

Agreed - vinegar

Is vinegar good for spraying on and leaving it

I don't want to be scrubbing

nkathleen19

I just leave it. But I suppose the effectiveness also depends on how soft or hard your water is.

listermint

Vinegar just runs down the wall,

Your better off using a bleach foamer, you need some bleach to 'dwell' on the area. That means spraying it possibly daily for a week. It will eat through the stains but you need to keep at it over a sustained period of time.

Its the dwell or the regular bleaching that kills the growth.

FranklinMint

listermint wrote: »

Vinegar just runs down the wall,

Your better off using a bleach foamer, you need some bleach to 'dwell' on the area. That means spraying it possibly daily for a week. It will eat through the stains but you need to keep at it over a sustained period of time.

Its the dwell or the regular bleaching that kills the growth.

I might go back to bleach /water so

The bleach ,baking soda and water was good but sprayers constantly blocked

FranklinMint

listermint wrote: »

Vinegar just runs down the wall,

Your better off using a bleach foamer, you need some bleach to 'dwell' on the area. That means spraying it possibly daily for a week. It will eat through the stains but you need to keep at it over a sustained period of time.

Its the dwell or the regular bleaching that kills the growth.

Anything with the bleach?

BrokenArrows

FranklinMint wrote: »

Anything with the bleach?

Just water.

dont go mixing random cleaning chemicals with bleach.
You can easily create chlorine gas or other harmful gas by mixing bleach with other cleaners and you dont want to go and kill yourself now.

FranklinMint

BrokenArrows wrote: »

Just water.

dont go mixing random cleaning chemicals with bleach.
You can easily create chlorine gas or other harmful gas by mixing bleach with other cleaners and you dont want to go and kill yourself now.

Ya I know

Bargain_Hound

Every week, Vinegar & a good rub with a cloth removes all hard water stains from our shower doors. No other shop bought product does the same job, at least that I have discovered yet.