Could you use some tips for How to Prevent Water Spots on Shower Doors?
There’s nothing worse than dealing with water spots all over your pretty glass shower doors.
However, I’ve got two simple little tricks that will help you prevent a large majority of the water spots from ever appearing!
Here is How to Prevent Water Spots on Shower Doors and keep your shower glass looking like new… Related:
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How to Prevent Water Spots on Shower Doors
What You’ll Need:
Rain-X Original Glass Treatment
Squeegee
Directions:
- Start by cleaning your shower doors thoroughly. {this DIY Glass Cleaner works great!}
- Once glass is clean and dry, carefully apply a coat of Rain-X {follow application instructions on the bottle}.
- Then, make sure you’ve got a high quality squeegee handy in your shower. I love using the OXO Squeegees that hang from the suction cups!
- After each shower, thoroughly squeegee the water off the glass.
- You’ll be amazed at how good your shower doors will be looking just by using these two little tricks! Easy-peasy! 😉
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Rachel Peterson says
June 15, 2018 at 8:30 amI would guess the squeegee is a very important part of this formula. Squeegees make it possible to to get the most moisture removed from glass surfaces, which leads to cleaner surfaces. It will prevent any mold or hard water build up from happening.
Kyle O'Ren says
May 24, 2016 at 10:34 amThis is an awesome post for keeping my glass spotless! I have a frameless shower door and a clear wall so I can’t stand it when it gets spotty or covered in minerals. I hadn’t thought of using rain-x before. I use it on my car so I’m certain it will be great for my shower too! Good thinking!
Mindy says
March 28, 2016 at 4:02 amWill this work on the plexi-glass doors?
Gisele says
February 26, 2016 at 3:31 pmI did this to the 3 showers in my home over a month ago and the water is still running off the glass in little rivers. I regularly sqeegee my shower glass and walls off. My son does not squeegee, his shower looks okay but mine looks better than the unsqueegeed one. I even put some on the chrome fixtures that also worked out well. I did not use the spray on Rain-X I used the smaller container that has a flip lid put it on a damp cloth put on the shower with a circular motion, when it got hazy I used a clean, dry towel to buff just like applying car wax. Pretty easy and it did not take long to do this. I also did this to the outside of the shower as the design on the glass tends to absorb something and turns brown, probably the hair spray or lysol spray we use while in the room. Great tip, I will continue doing this.
Heidi says
February 26, 2016 at 3:33 pmThanks for the feedback, Gisele ~ so glad to hear it’s working out well for your shower!
Vicky Durrant says
February 5, 2016 at 3:08 pmMy husband and I just finished remodeling our bathroom, and I want to make sure that our glass shower door stays looking nice for as long as possible! I’ve always hated how water spots look on shower doors, so I’m glad that I found your post. I never would have thought about putting Rain-X on the glass to help keep it spot free! I’m going to pick up some Rain-X to put on our shower door as soon as I can. Thank you for the great idea!
Nancy A says
June 23, 2015 at 1:16 pmI used the Rain X on my shower doors a while back. Now I can tell it’s not working anymore. Do I need to clean doors to get residue off before reapplying it?
Heidi says
June 23, 2015 at 9:26 pmHi Nancy ~ if you notice it has worn off, simply clean the shower again really well using the tips here: https://thefrugalgirls.com/2014/05/how-to-remove-soap-scum-from-shower-doors.html Then, you can reapply. Hope that helps! 🙂