Cleaning Glass Shower Doors With Vinegar And Baking Soda And Lemon

Pour 2 cups Dawn and 2 cups vinegar into a glass bowl.

Cleaning glass shower doors with vinegar and baking soda and lemon. Usually you have to spray some vinegar on the glass door and leave it for a couple of minutes and wipe the glass door with baking soda gently. Nobody could escape it but can be solved for a certain period. Lemons are not quite as acidic as vinegar but they do smell nicer and will clean the glass if you add a bit more elbow grease.

Pour warmed vinegar over ½ cup of baking soda just enough to combine and make a paste Dont let it get too runny. I did find that lemon juice and vinegar baking soda paste both worked but required much more rubbing than lemon oil or pledge. The door will be rusted and stained.

Keeping shower doors clean and tidy all along isnt easy at all. Once youre satisfied and the glass looks clean rinse it off with fresh water. Even its a straightforward process and affordable to all.

The baking soda acts as an abrasive while the vinegar dissolves the hard water spots and soap scum. Using the lemon massage the baking soda and lemon juice mix onto your shower screen. Dip a scrub sponge into baking soda and scrub the glass.

Rub the lemon on the glass. Wipe the dampened sponge over all the glass surfaces and leave the lemon juice to work its magic for a few minutes. Warm 1 ½ cups of vinegar in microwave.

The lemon juice with the help of the abrasiveness of the salt literally eats the. Pour some baking soda into a small bowl. Dry the glass with a microfiber cloth and use glass cleaner to finish cleaning the glass trim and towel hangers.