Learn how to Remove Soap Scum from Shower Doors and Walls with these easy tips!
Got soap scum? Ew, right??  Let’s face it, soap scum is seriously gross!  That’s why I know you’ll love these tips for How to Remove Soap Scum from Shower Doors and Walls!
Well… here are two simple little tricks for How to Remove Soap Scum from Shower Doors!  Are you ready to kick your soap scum to the curb?  These simple little tricks work like a charm!
Here’s what you need to do…
How to Remove Soap Scum from Shower Doors and Walls
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Tip #1: For Light Scum, Use Dryer Sheets!
- Simply get a Bounce Dryer Sheet wet, and start scrubbing away on that shower door soap scum. It will suds up a bit and with some elbow grease, and will really cut through that soap residue!
- Rinse well with water, then repeat as necessary.
- Once you’re happy with the results, clean both sides of the glass door using this DIY Glass Cleaner, and you’re done!
What Your Frugal Friends Are Saying About This Tip:
Shelle writes: “It worked! 5 years my son used this room and I don’t think he ever cleaned the shower!”
Tip #2: For Heavy Scum, Use Magic Erasers!
- For heavier scum, get your Magic Eraser wet, and start scrubbing away on that shower door soap scum.
- Rinse well with water, then repeat as necessary.
- Once you’re done, clean both sides of the glass door using this DIY Glass Cleaner!
How to Prevent Soap Scum:
- To prevent soap scum from building up so quickly, I recommend using Body Wash and avoid using bar soap. This will greatly reduce your soap scum residue buildup.
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Janet says
I try and follow all the glass cleaning tips and tricks. I squeegee after every shower and always buff it afterwards with a microfiber cloth, however dryer sheets are the ONLY thing that get the glass super clean (the kind of clean where it looks like there is no glass there).
suzanne says
hi take the door out side & power spay it if you have one works very good for me
Robert McCabe says
I tried many ideas on line including off-the-shelf cleaners, straight vinegar, vinegar and baking soda, etc. By far the easiest, fastest and most effective method; WD-40! Amazing! Spray it on, wait 30 seconds or so and wipe it off with paper towel. Done! My scum was bad too
Jean says
Is it safe to use 0000 steel wool on window glasd? I have bad hard water etching.
ann says
WD40 works great for this!! Also, you can put some WD40 on the top of your shower curtain pole and the curtain will slide smoothly when opening and closing.
Pam says
I know it contains chemicals (as dryer sheets do too) but l used the black bottle of Lysol toilet bowl cleaner to not only clean HARD water sediments in the toilet, but also on glass shower doors. IT WORKS! Just try in a small area, scrub and rinse well.
Karen says
Best kept secret of the pro’s; use ONLY #0000 (extra fine) steel wool to remove soap scum from glass shower doors. Use only the finest grade of steel wool, otherwise it could scratch your glass. Take a dry pad of steel wool, and rub in circular motion on dry shower doors to erase soap scum with so little effort. It works the same on shower tiles, too!
selina says
Also you can go to any hardware store and buy sandpaper. Yes, I said sandpaper. There are all kinds of things you can clean/scrub with sandpaper. It clearly labels what you can use with it. Its marvelous! It also works well with any hard water deposit’s on any porcelain. Just look for uses with glass, porcelain. You’ll love it! Cleaning company’s use it but they won’t tell you about it. I am an owner of a cleaning business and I often share housecleaning tips with my customers.
Howie says
I used #0000 steel wool on my windshield in a circular motion to remove road grim then applied Rainx twice. Wow
Dana says
The dryer sheeta worked GREAT on ny shower glass!! I was very skeptical but it worked miracles. I wet a dryer sheet, scrubbed the glass with it, then rinsed off the residue from the dryer sheet. I did use a Scrub Daddy sponge wet with just water to further clean it, wiped the glass with a towel then used glass cleaner.
sandra says
Ty amanda rose
Barbara KENNEY says
Finding your hints so very helpful and saves me lots of money!
Heidi says
Aww ~ thanks for the kind comment, Barbara! I’m so glad you’re enjoying the tips!! 🙂