Review on Hard Water Stain Remover - Shower Door and Tile Cleaner - 🚿 Clean Windows, Fiberglass, Tubs, Chrome - 32 Ounce - Bring It On Cleaner by David Pack

It's PITA but it's nice when it's over. Isn't it amazing when a product actually delivers what it promises? Now it's hard work, but worth it. In fact, it really inspires me to never do it again. So from now on I will wash and wipe the shower after every use! I tried the lemon juice, vinegar, baking soda and salt methods but they did NOTHING for me! I used the cleanser after my shower, but it was just (and literally) money down the drain. This did not prevent or reduce limescale build-up on my glass doors or tiles in my shower. I cleaned the shower and now there are almost no limescale stains on the glass and tiles. The reason I say "almost" is because there are small areas I didn't scrub hard enough. I'll join them after I've caught my breath (or maybe tomorrow). The tops of my shower doors seemed perfectly clean BEFORE I started, so I didn't rub there hard. After I was done, the parts I REALLY cleaned were so clean that the areas I previously thought were clean turned out to be not. Two warnings (you should have received one by now): 1. It requires a lot of effort. 2. If your limescale has been on the glass for too long it has probably etched your glass permanently and this product will not improve your glass. I suspect some of the negative reviews are because the glass they are trying to clean was actually permanently etched from calcium being on the glass for too long. Now I need to choose a good water-resistant material to make the job easier next time! smells like a mix of Ben-Gay, Simple Green and Pepto Bismol. So unless you want to smell like someone who just escaped from a nursing home, shower after you've cleaned the shower!