I see where someone said it does work well in the shower for mold and grime, but how about hard water stains on the glass? Thank you.
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Have used this steamer to clean mineral buildup around faucets and shower heads. Would bet it would work on water spots. I like to spray areas to clean with Scrubbing Bubbles or Dawn DW liquid before I use steamer. Hope this helps you.
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Use a hard water remover and some "Magic Erasers" before investing in a steam machine for only that purpose.
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Yes, it works great on showers with curtains. That's what I have. It kills the mold that forms on the curtains.
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It has for me but with a good bit of scrubbing. I use a microfiber cloth though so that may be part of it. It does a real good job on clean glass.
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NOPE.... best is to use Windex or product similar for glass. I used BarKeepers or KABOOM for tough spots on cast iron type of tubs/sinks. Kaboom works pretty good for many hard water stains if you clean on a regular basis.
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It should work just fine for shampoo and liquid soap in a shower. It is made of plastic so no risk of possible broken glass. The only problem you might have is that it dispenses about a half a teaspoonful of liquid with each push. One pump is about right for concentrated dish washing liquid, maybe two pumps for most shampoos, but it might require a gazillion pumps of body wash for your entire body - and don't even think about using it to wash your dog!
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I never thought of using it on shower doors since we have a water softener but it's a good idea. It is meant to be used after you wash the windows to repel dirt and water like the clear coat they spray on your car at the car wash. Tihis stuff works well on our windows.
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I have only used this product for my black granite counters. I do like it for the granite, and use a microfiber cloth, which gives a nice finish with no streaking. Sorry, I have not tried it on my shower walls or floors.
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It will not clean your grout or any hard water stains but I use it everywhere -- granite counter tops, glass sink, porcelain sink, shower, greasy stove hood. It does a nice job of getting the daily grime that occurs on counters and sinks. I prefer the smell of the grapefruit over the lavender -- but that is simply personal preference.
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I've used it on ours in the kitchen. It cleans the surface well. I just keep it away from any edges that are loose. Since it uses water/steam, it could get underneath and cause it to bubble up.
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I think it would be fine, although you might want to test a section of material first to see if there is any discoloration. FYI, this didn't do anything to the mildew I had and I had to buy another product. It's a great disinfectant and order remover but no so good at mold or mildew in my experience.
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As far as I know, it is designed only for the removal of cement and roof moss. I experiment a lot with cleaners so who knows. Just be careful.Have you ever tried Simple Green for the shower? Though it doesn;t disinfect and might be limited in it's effectiveness on mold and soap scum, I use it religiously and it has replaced a number of household cleaners for me.
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I know the previous person said it didn't do anything for their mold, but we had mold and it killed it IMMEDIATELY on contact. The room got too humid and mold came back, used it again and it worked amazingly (so I think it kiils mold in carpet or other things, but probably won't get rid of a shower or sink mold/mildew without scrubbing). With a dehumidifier on, it never came back. I've used it on a red couch and beige carpet and it was fine on both.
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Sorry, we have only used it in fiberglass tubs. If it stains slightly I use clorox cleaner on it.
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I would try it. I live on a lake and have well water. The stains are very embarrassing . The only thing I have found to clean the tub and shower is zud cream cleanser. It is gentle on your hands. I wouldn't use anything else.
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Yes, it probably would on the windows, what I found works best is spraying the windows with glass cleaner and just using the squeegee. After a pass take a paper towel to run across the squeegee to remove excess. I use the cloth side for scrubbing other things like inside shower doors.
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It is a lot of work to remove old hard water/soap scum residue. It is almost impervious to hot water, and most chemicals (except very harsh acids) because, it's like plastic once its layered on for a long time. One suggestion I got that really worked on ceramic wall tile (I was cleaning up a dirty rental apt), which not involve burning my lungs with acid vapor in a confined shower space, was to simply physically remove the scum with a razor blade paint scraper. It's the ones people use to remove stickers from windows, etc. You can buy them at hardware stores or dollar stores. (Always be careful and remember where your fingers are while working with a razor!). Firmly and steadily shave/scrape down then across the surface of the dry tiles and you will see many layers of soap scum residue come cascading off (like a powder). You can rinse it all down the drain if you like. Then use the steamer to finish off the remaining residue, then maybe use windex to remove all traces of residue. Voila! The next scheduled cleaning with the steamer should be much faster and easier . Tip: After the tile is all squeeky clean and looks as new, try rubbing it with some Turtle Wax to inhibit build-up till the next regular cleaning.
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I used it for windows for years. ...haven't tried it for showers..I use Scrub Free (Hard to find. Rite Aide?) for showers and stuff with scum and mineral build up. Maybe check it out Q & B for showers though.