HOW TO KEEP GLASS SHOWERS CLEAN !! (QUICK & EASY)

HOW TO KEEP GLASS SHOWERS LOOKING CLEAN !! (QUICK & EASY) In this tutorial, I show you two easy tricks to keep your glass shower looking cleaner for longer, and also make it way easier to clean in the future! With these simple tips, you’ll learn how to clean and protect your shower so you never have to deep clean your shower ever again!

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Thanks to this soap scum removal hack, you'll be able to clean your shower in just a few minutes. Quick & easy! A DIY cleaning recipe that takes all the work out of removing soap scum. And then a simple way to protect your glass shower doors from getting dirty with soap scum in the future!

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[PepeLopezM]

A home cleaning series would be greatly appreciated, Pan! Teach your viewers how to clean and organize beyond the garage! Great video as always

[Jasonrm]

I don't even have a house or a shower screen but here I am and yes I will absolutely watch all 6 minutes and 38 seconds of this.

[ChromaticGarage]

4 panel shaker doors and herringbone in the shower. He’s a man of great taste far beyond the garage!😀

[noemiedge]

Wow! Thank you so much! So glad I found this tutorial! We just built our new home and our glass shower is huge…9 ft across two doors that are 8 ft tall and a center panel that is 9 ft tall. After cleaning it for the first time I went from loving to hating my shower. I tried using squeegees but I would still find streaking and water marks left behind. I also tried rain-x, which was awful. It had very noxious fume and it was a lot more work because you have to apply and buff it out 😓.
The vinegar worked great, I didn’t boil it. And the turtle wax was so easy to apply. Thanks for the links for the helpful links too!

[JeffG]

From car detailing to showers? Man, I must really be addicted to Pan the Organizer!!!

[Mrswagsauce]

Pan,

I actually watched your previous glassparency video and applied glassparency to my shower. You are awesome.

[Grayback]

Thanks for this great video. I recently bought a squeegee and am taking the time to do the entire shower after I'm done. It takes effort but man it is worth it! The water spots don't build up on the glass and the tile walls are almost instantly dry to the touch. Keeping a maintenance program on the shower is definitely key to avoiding the dreaded deep clean that can literally take a few hours to accomplish! I've been down that road so long and I'm completely sick of it!

[VincentMSerra]

Pan, you're the man!!! Shamefully I neglected my glass door and panels and had no idea where to start. Watched this video and took it on as a rainy day project. They look terrific and with stuff I already had around the house. Thanks a lot and keep up the great job with these videos.

[davekoser]

Thanks so much! Based on your videos, I used the Turtle Wax Ice Seal & Shine on both my cars, my motorcycle, my sister’s car, my shower glass...and now my toilet bowl. Yes, my toilet bowl. The water beads great and I expect it to make it easy to keep my toilet clean too!

[audieconrad]

Hahaha Pan! I had a new shower installed a year and a half ago and have been following this exact procedure! My wife thinks I'm crazy - now you crazy too! 😜 I go a step further and do the same to the tile and after using the squeegee I use a wipe-down towel. Damn if that shower isn't ALWAYS clean - just a minute or two of maintenance keeps it sparkling. Love the vinegar thing...natural (and inexpensive) cleaner. Bravo!

[robharrison]

If you have bad hard water spots, would you do clay and buff w/compound prior to this?

[nole]

Good tip. And I was amazed at how a combination of dawn dishwashing liquid and concentrated vinegar gets the scum off of the glass. But, most people aren’t going to squeegee the glass after every shower. Depends on if you just cleaned it and are expecting guests.

[tencyross]

OH MY GOSH!!! Is there going to be a household cleaning hacks playlist?!?! This was genius!! Never scared of glass shower doors again!

[sptrader]

As an experiment, I've been using Turtle wax ceramic coating on my bathroom sinks. (after cleaning them). Best to let it dry for 24 hours as recommended) Water beads and drains quickly. To clean the sink I use a microfiber cloth and a mild hand soap and it wipes clean and fast. (hand soap won't hurt the coating).

[Maggie-trkd]

I learned something new. Boil the vinegar first to make it more effective. I plan to try that. Thank you !

[drbobvs]

Did this with S&S about 3 weeks ago, along with the mirrors and faucets. Still going strong.

[Jackson-T]

Could you apply the Seal n Shine to the tile too?

[J-A-C-K]

This is Genius. We have a huge shower glass and door. Thank You for the Tips!!
My wife uses cleaning vinegar but she never boiled it, we will be sure to try it this way and I have my car care products.

[normanmendonca]

Great work my friend’ I will be using this. Thanks for your input.