(a glass shower stall)
(rain x, found in the automotive department, for car windshields)
Equals less of this:
(insane amounts of scrubbing your shower stall)
Isn't that genius? I wish I could take credit for it, but my cousin told me about it. And it seriously works, I haven't scrubbed my shower stall for two weeks and it still looks clean as a whistle!
7 comments:
That's a great idea. I might have to try that on my shower door!!
Oh that's brilliant! We use it on our cars but I never would have thought to use it on the shower! Wish I could take credit for this idea!
Does it work on the tile too?
Do you notice an odor after you put it on? I have heard of this before and have been hesitant to put it on because odors bother me. Doesn't it have a fruity smell?
You can also put RainX on all your windows & other glass & mirrored surfaces (except maybe the glass top stove) to make cleaning them easier!
I too had this idea a couple of years ago.
You can use car cut and polish to remove build up on tiles or glass.
Another idea is when glass/tiles are clean and dry use a small amount of baby oil to wipe over. Also cheaper than rain X
Brilliant!!!!
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