The 5 Best Way to Clean the Shower

You expect to emerge from your shower clean and fresh. So what happens to all that soapy body dirt and grime? Several of these droplets land on your shower’s surfaces, where they can attract mildew spores, bacteria, and even more grime. It’s time to find the best way to clean the shower.

How often should you do the best way to clean the shower

Every week, you should thoroughly do some domestic cleaning of your shower. You can, however, extend the more intensive cleaning to two weeks if you do 60 seconds of maintenance each time you use the shower. At least once per season, or more often as necessary, shower curtains should be washed.

Clean the shower walls and doors with a squeegee or a bath towel after every shower. Make sure that any shower tools like brushes, poofs, or sponges are completely dried and that any hair that is excessive is removed from the drain.

Here are the five best ways to clean the shower and keep it that way for months. We will be sharing a recipe for a DIY shower spray that works like magic and a secret ingredient you’re missing in your all-natural vinegar and water cleaner.

Hot vinegar and baking soda

It’s no secret that vinegar and baking soda create bubbles, but have you ever tried HOT vinegar? It’s an entirely different domestic cleaning experience. You may also use the cream of tartar in the mix as well for grout.

1. Sprinkle the baking soda on the tile.
2. Pour a generous amount of HOT vinegar on top. (Microwaving it is fine.) You may use more than two cups.
3. Let it bubble up, sit and work on the dirt for 10 or more minutes
4. Scrub.
5. Rinse.

Dish detergent

Next, use dish detergent to clean the shower doors, the showerhead, and the hardware. Using dishwasher detergent gets rid of residue and dries dishes without leaving behind watermarks.

Make sure it doesn’t contain too many chemicals. Cheap types can contain some nasty things. Try dish detergent and then Rain-X, which works great for keeping the doors cleaner longer.

Make sure you don’t forget to do some domestic cleaning shower head! An old dish brush is also used to clean the tile corners and the faucet with detergent.

Brillo pads

To remove soap gunk from soap holders, the second showerhead, and anything else metal, use a Brillo pad.

DIY shower spray

You can keep your shower clean for weeks longer if you keep this DIY spray handy! After each shower, spray it generously. It works wonders! Trust me on this.

Again, pay attention to the dish soap and rinse aid you use. Some are better for you and the environment than others.

Ingredients

• 2 teaspoons dish soap
• 2 teaspoons rinse aid
• 1/2 cup hydrogen peroxide
• 1/2 cup rubbing alcohol
• 18 ounces of water

All-natural cleaner secret ingredient for the best way to clean the shower

Here’s one more tip. Add a few orange peels to regular vinegar and water cleaner for a little boost. Citrus oil helps break down oils and sticky surfaces.

The following recipe is the powerful DIY citrus cleaner.

Tools needed

• oranges (or lemons)
• white vinegar
• water
• large bowl
• knife
• strainer
• spray bottle

Procedure

1. Slice oranges in half.
2. Cover the oranges (or just the peels if they’re big) with white vinegar in a large bowl.
3. If you want to make it more potent, soak them for as long as two weeks.
4. Remove the citrus from the vinegar.
5. Combine half citrus vinegar and half water in a spray bottle.

This is what Urban Care recommends as the best way to clean the shower – sinks, faucets, mirrors, countertops, fridges, dining tables, etc.

Mark Gebauer