One of my pet peeves is products that don’t work the way they promise. I know, I am old enough to KNOW better – I just can’t quit HOPING that one day, one of the products will actually work.
I just used Clean Shower. It says you spray everything down, then walk away. I did that. Twice. The dirt and soap scum was still there. Today I will take good old Comet, scrub the shower down, and do the same for our tub, toilet, basins, countertop, etc.
I’m the ultimate lazy person. I LOVE the idea of some way to get out of scrubbing. To this end – the ‘Eternal Optimist’ searched the net for shower cleaners today and ordered the top two products on the ‘BEST list – supposedly from customer reviews.
The top was “Rain-X Shower Door Cleaner.” Since we have used Rain-X on our car windshield, I am hopeful that it MIGHT perform as described –
- Provides an extreme, dH22:L23deep clean on shower doors leaving behind a sparkling shine
- Specially formulated to clean soap scum and hard water stains on shower glass
- An ideal cleaning prep for Rain-X Shower Door Water Repellent
- For glass surfaces only
The other product I ordered was “Method Daily Shower Spray Cleaner, Eucalyptus Mint”
- Contains (1) 28 ounce bottle of shower cleaning spray
- Naturally derived daily shower cleaner
- Use daily. No scrubbing required
- Non toxic, plant based powergreen technology dissolves and prevents soap scum
- Cleaning spray works on showers, tile, fixtures, glass tubs

I hope they work out for you. It’s so frustrating when they don’t work as advertised.
I ran a housecleaner service for 14 years long ago and we’d wipe the shower walls down with regular lemon oil (the furniture polish kind) after they were cleaned. Most homes we cleaned every two weeks and it sure helped on the soap build up.
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Wow. I never would have thought of that, Robin. And it would SMELL so good, too! Thank you!!!!
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You could still do it on your bathroom sink and faucet. 🙂
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I will! It’s on the shopping list for tomorrow. :0)
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