5 tips to clean glass shower doors without harsh chemicals.

As nice as a clean bathroom is, they are not always the easiest rooms to clean. And more specifically, neither are the showers and glass shower doors in these bathrooms.

We all know that streaky and scummy glass shower doors are not super appealing, but we don’t all know how to clean glass shower doors properly.

If you can relate, read on for some tips and natural products that can keep your glass shower doors sparkly, clean, and streak-free.

Streaks on a shower doors emerge when leftover soap scum is not fully wiped away. An abundance of mold and mildew adds up to streaks as well.

Additionally, a shower with hard water can leave behind mineral deposits and stains that show up in the form of streaks.

Now that we know what makes shower doors dirty, let’s take a look at how to keep glass shower doors clean.

We all know there are tons of bathroom cleaning products out there and, at times, the choices can feel overwhelming.

If you’ve been struggling with how to clean glass shower doors with hard water stains and how to clean soap scum off glass shower doors, the below list of natural products that work just as well as conventional cleaners (without the chemicals!) has got you covered.

Now that you have the tools to do the cleaning, let’s get into the basics of how to clean.

If you’re really worried about streaky shower doors, the best thing to do is to wipe your glass doors with a squeegee after each shower. This helps prevent hard water deposits from forming, which means there will be less streaking and less scrubbing for you to do down the road. A squeegee is also good when it comes to how to clean treated glass shower doors.

You should do a deep clean that involves scrubbing and cleaning products once a month. If you don’t use a squeegee for the doors on a daily basis, there’s a good chance you’ll have to thoroughly clean your shower door every week.

Follow the 5 easy steps below to properly clean your shower door each week.

1. Wet the shower door with water.
2. Spray your shower cleaning product of choice. Depending on the product you’re using you may need to let it sit for a few minutes.
3. Scrub the glass with a sponge or Tub Handler if the product calls for it and then rinse the product off with water.
4. Use a microfiber cloth to dry the doors and wipe away any residue.
5. Spray with glass cleaner and then dry again with a microfiber.

Watch an expert cleaner at work to see how hard water stains and soap scum disappear in this YouTube Video!

Need more bathroom cleaning advice? Here’s how you can clean a clogged drain and clean your shower curtain.