By: kikigerman2000
23/01/2008
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Did you solve the problem? I have the same problem and dont know what to try.
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By: annabelle560
16/09/2007
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| Does this work on frosted glass. My problem is not the inside of the shower door, it's the outside. I have tried everything from tilex, kaboom, fabuloso to mr clean sponge. I'm about to get a new door. |
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By: cocoa1019
29/08/2007
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www.cleanshowerdoor.com
A lifesaver !!! |
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By: colby_1111
25/08/2007
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I used CLR neat on a dull scourer
and rinse off with water. |
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By: rocketdude99
21/08/2007
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| What is the "water stain doctor" and where can I get it? |
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By: lucilleboorsma
30/07/2007
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I've spent a small fortune on all sorts of 'you beaut', 'professional strength', 'quaranteed to work' cleaning products - and that's just the GLASS cleaners!
Nothing worked, the shower screen had a permantently frosted look, I even tried CLR, metho, vinegar & bleach.
Today I tried the vinegar..I used balsamic...?! It was all I had, a large 4ltr containedr left over from a restaurant... so dark vinegar & bi-carb soda (which I assumed was the same as baking soda)
And lots of elbow grease.
It has improved the bad bits by 85% and completely cleaned the rest. I'll just go over it again...when I get some more elbow grease!
I followed the dipping instructions and am completely pleased with the results.
Thankyou so much. |
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By: restorationfast
27/06/2007
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| WWW.SUPERFASTSERVICES.COM |
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By: stavrokaramitsos
22/06/2007
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| Try metho with clean paper and a hard rub. Works wonders |
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By: kaiboy100
12/04/2007
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| We just had "the water stain doctor" remove years of mineral staining from our shower and they look like new!! |
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By: melas_au
16/03/2007
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| I read this forum the other day and thought i'd give the shampoo tip a go.. I've got a number of almost empty bottles lying around, so it wasn't going to cost anything to try it. I've been amazed at the results.. I'm not sure how it will go long term, but for now.. I've been converted. |
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By: pgatofly
11/03/2007
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| There is a safe and friendly way to restore your minerla water stained shower glass back to new. Go to this web site, These guys have found an amazing FIX www.thewaterstaindoctor.c om.au |
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By: renette4865
22/01/2007
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| Shower Power is safe to go down the drain. We have a biocycle and it was recommended to me. Our bacteria count went up when we changed to this product in our treatment system. It also is the best cleaner I have ever used!!! Shower Power Rocks!!! |
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By: max.1673
11/10/2006
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| use windex |
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By: max.1673
11/10/2006
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| white queen |
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By: whitetravla
3/10/2006
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| YOU SHOULD TRY USING PALMOLIVE SOAP AND NOT ACID,HECK YOUR SKIN MUST BE "AGH"....SHAMPOO IT WORKS TRY IT IT WILL COST YOU $2 TO FIND OUT INSTEAD OF ALL THE OTHER RUBBISH YOU ALL ARE USING. |
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By: whitetravla
3/10/2006
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| GET OFF THE CHEMICAL TRIP YOU ARE ON USE CHEAP SHAMPOO $1:99 FOR 1 LITRE IT WORKS IN 1 GO.AND NO NEED TO SCRUB. |
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By: whitetravla
3/10/2006
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shower power is dear and has WHAT CHEMICALS IN IT WHICH GO DOWN THE DRAINS AND INTO THE RIVERS,shampoo non-chemical one safe cheap works...
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By: whitetravla
3/10/2006
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cheap shampoo is the best,it works in one go and its cheap,$1:99 for 1 litre, try it you wont use anything else..
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By: whitetravla
3/10/2006
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Hey I have been using shampoo for years,I find the cheap shampoo works even better for those stuborn bits.Instead of doing the process twice, with the cheap shampoo,ie:$1:99 a litre bottle does the job in one fowl swoop its great.I would and do recomend it to everyone,I even told my Mum to try it and since that day,she swears by it.You know it is even fantastic on the outside windows,a bit messy for the inside unless you lay down some towels at the bottom.Great Idea.onya sonya..
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By: analevar
30/09/2006
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| I was getting to the stage where I was going to replace my shower screen completely but a friend recommnded using shampoo. Sounds completely crazy, but I tried it. Just squirt the shampoo (any shampoo will do) on a sponge, scrub the screens, wipe it off and it was amazing....they've never looked so great since the day they were installed. |
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By: mvilagi
27/09/2006
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| I must have tried 12 products this weekend on my cloudy shower doors. When the product was wet the doors looked wonderful, but as they dried then it went to the cloudy white film. Got really desperate and tried someone's idea of Old English Lemon oil-that did the trick-you can see through the glass!!! |
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By: sjmcphee2003
22/09/2006
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| shower power |
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By: durianwool
20/09/2006
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I second that (using Rain-X). This method would prevent water from sticking, and subsequently drying on the glass door, which would leave behind the lime deposit.
To get rid of the lime in the first place, and especially a thick one, use (get ready for this ...) a large sized NT Cutter razor blade, and scräpe the lime off the glass. Yes! A sharp steel blade! (?!?!^^ haha! Yahoo censoring was offended by the word scräpe because it looked like s-cräp-e. Talk about lame programming!)
No, the blade won't scratch the glass because glass is harder than steel. You can try it on another glass surface first. This is also the reason not to believe those street pedlars and informercials about how scratch proof that cheap Rolex looking watch is by demoing how the watch face glass won't scratch even with a razor on it. Believe me, unless it is saphire crystal, the watch will scratch upon abbrasion with something rocky.
For maintenence cleaning, use the other methods mentioned. |
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By: yinaiva
20/09/2006
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| do you think tthe formula that you are giving is good to clean a Frosty glass, I've been tryig with many products and they don't change the look of my shower frosty glass door.I've try vinager too. |
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