Bathrooms

Reply to: Update: The Dawn & Vinegar worked really well. Then I used the Gel Gloss (that someone else mentioned). The Gel Gloss is also a cleaner as well as a surface sealer so it helps to get rid of whatever residue might be left after the Dawn/Vinegar. My shower door and surround look terrific and stay that way for a long time. BTW, I'm doing the same thing on the headlights of my car. They are discolored from road grime. I use a Sonic Scrubber on them (the non abrasive pads) - little by little they are getting clearer and the Gel Gloss helps keep them clearer.

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Reply to: I had the same issue. We live in a very hard water area (lime is our big culprit). I searched here for suggestions and tried EVERY, and I mean EVERY recommended cleaner. CLR, an auto glass cleaner I had to special order, vinegar, dryer sheets, steam, blah blah blah. They all did next to nothing. Finally discovered something that works: High-strength vinegar. I got it at the grocery store, sold with the regular vinegar, in a gallon jug. I sprayed it all over the doors, applied paper towels, and sprayed them again so it would soak for awhile. Scrubbed with a scotch brite type pad and it came off. Regular vinegar had done nothing, it had been like spraying water. The high-strength vinegar was like a miracle. I could actually see the cloudy mineral deposits coming off as I sprayed. This was after literally 4 yrs of shower door heck. I was so incredibly happy!! I now pick it up every time I go to that grocery store to keep a gallon of it on reserve at all times. Hope it works for you!

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