What is the best way to Cleanup dirt accumulated in the bathroom, resulting from the use of accumulated soap f?

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What is the best way to Cleanup dirt accumulated in the bathroom, resulting from the use of accumulated soap from the shower ... Is it in the material effective Cleanup ...

Answer 1

There are two different products that I would highly recommend...The first would require you to go to Home Depot. In the plumbing section, where the liquid plumbers & toilet plungers are, is a product called "Eliminate". Its in a white plastic spray bottle with some pink, light blue & black lettering...Anyway, purchase yourself a bottle of this bathroom cleaner & use it accordingly. Be sure to have some adequate ventilation when using this product from either the bath exhaust fan or the window or both. You'll want to use a soft to medium bristle scrub brush & you'll see after spraying this product on each & every area that has this soap scum, that once applied & soaked in, will remove this scum with ease.

Part of the problem causing you to have this build up is not only from the soap & dirt built up, but from the calcium buildup concentrated in your water source. Through an extended period of time, you'll always have this buildup....Basically, you have hard water & might want to consider installing a water softener....This would for sure rectify your problem & definitely make that much of a difference with how clean you feel after have taken a shower.

The other product I recommend you'll have to purchase online to obtain. It's called "Restor4" www.Restor4.com...Now, this is some powerful stuff... It's about the best cleaner that I have ever used to not only remove this soap scum, but to bring out the natural beauty of fiberglass, tile, grout lines, glass surfaces, plumbing fixtures & granite...DO NOT use this product on any natural marble surfaces...For this will etch your marble as if it were honed.

Anyway, try anyone of these methods & you'll be amazed on how well of a job you'll end up with....Just a note & not to dis the first answer you received, but using metal tools on many brands of tiles creates these black/grey scuffs that are many times very difficult to remove.......Other than that, I wish you the best of luck & remember to were some rubber gloves...Take care....

Answer 2

Scrubbing Bubbles.



When it gets real bad I use a painters putty knife, sharpened real good with the corners rounded off so it will not scratch. Be easy and light pressure, and the right angle, and it will scrap right off when it is dry. Then scrubbing bubbles.

Answer 3

If yours is as thick as mine, you'll need a jackhammer, an angle grinder and muriatic acid. Be really careful with the acid, though; it'll take your skin off.

Answer 4

Use a steam cleaner. They give amazing results every time.



You can hire them; but after you have used one once, you *will* want to buy one.