Everyone is familiar with it: white deposits on your beautiful glass shower enclosure or shower stall. This white deposit occurs because the water that remains dries up. The calcium in the water remains on the glass. Fortunately, we have a practical step-by-step plan.
Cleaning vinegar is an excellent and safe remedy for removing limescale. Mix 1 part vinegar with 1 part water. It is convenient to put this in a plant sprayer/spray bottle and spray the glass with it. After 30 minutes you can wipe it off.
Finished showering? Then don't dry off right away, but first remove as much water as possible from the shower wall with a squeegee. Then go over it again with a towel. By drying the shower wall immediately, no water remains and therefore no limescale. Not a fun job to do every time, but it does save cleaning work! Another tip: air your bathroom after every shower. That way you can avoid deposits such as mold in the joints.
A nice clean shower enclosure is already nice, but it can be even nicer. Applying an extra coat to the shower wall really makes it shine! For this, you can use, for example, dishwasher rinse aid or car shampoo. Water that gets on it will not stick, but will slide right down. Note: Do not use agents that can abrade, so as not to damage the glass.
AA Glass shower enclosures can be equipped with a special type of finish that repels limescale, making your shower enclosure easy to keep clean. Check out our shower enclosure product page for more information.
