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Eons ago I managed a high end apartment community and our housekeeper shared this tidbit with me. I have been hooked every sense! Step one, clean with your normal shower cleaner. Step two, spray the oven cleaner nice and thick over your shower. I do this with my marble, tile and fiberglass showers. I let it set about 10 minutes then scrub and rinse. It will cut through any soap scum you have. Note: you can use any brand of oven cleaner. Just make sure to turn your overhead vents on before spraying. I like to think of it as my deep clean conditioner and use it about once a month. Happy cleaning!
I never in a millon years would have thought of that! Great tip!
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What a great tip! I would have never thought of this!
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Wow! What a great tip! I usually use Tilex Soap Scum remover, but I will have to try this out. Thanks!
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