Cleaning shower

We have iron in our water so I know what you mean. I use the works. It is pretty inexpensive and does a good job. There is one for toilet bowls and one for tub and sink. I use both. You can find it in any grocery or department store.

As the designated shower cleaner in my home, I have squeegeed and sponged, scrubbed, scoured, and rubbed until my fingers were white. Removing mildew from the grout and residues from the tub and tiles is hard work, and I hated it. So, three years ago, when I first heard on radio about a product--called Clean Shower--that could relieve me of this unpleasant chore, I checked it out immediately. I wasn't disappointed. In my view, Clean Shower and products like it are the best thing to appear on grocery shelves since sliced bread. I stock up when these products are on sale; I clip coupons for them; my bathrooms are never without them.

use half a lemon with salt sprinkled ob it works every time

I use Scrub Free. Just spray on, wait a few minutes, and wipe off. A blue 3M sponge, scratcher will NOT scratch the surface, either! It was recommended for my stovetop and new countertops. So now, I use it in the shower, too! To make the time longer between Scrub Freeing, I got an automatic shower cleaner from Scrubbin Bubbles...Dow Brand. It's awesome. Now, I only have to Scrub Free every 4 or 6 weeks! There's coupons somewhere on line!

Hi. I use soft scrub, and scrubbing bubbles in my shower and it seems to work really well. All you have to do is spray it on, wait a little bit and wipe it off with a soft rag.