How do I get my shower screen really clean?

[jenganinja]

It's clean but kind of cloudy -limescale. Now I've got a bit of time on my hands tell me what to I do to get it good as new?

Thanks anjelika have never heard of that cloth

I mean to say hadn't heard of it but will look out for one when shops resume!

Spontex window cleaning kit.

£3.50 off amazon.

I can't even tell there is glass there!

Best thing I've ever used and I've been using viakil years.

Another vote for Viakal. But I rarely need to do it as we use method shower spray after every shower. We don’t wipe or squeegee it, we just spray method on and leave.

@jenganinja to be honest I use normal malt vinegar and spray it on. Leave for a few mins, wipe over with a gentle scrubby and rinse off. Apart from the slight smell, it works wonders and cuts through any grease, dirt, soap residue etc.

Long term... consider a water softener. Relatively expensive outlay (£500 - £1000) but then so much less cleaning! No limescale anywhere.

And no nasty chemicals, limescale remover is necessarily brutal.

Obviously this is dependent on finances, but really worth thinking about if they allow.

The orange cillit bang is brilliant at getting the shower door free of line scale and sparkling

I do the same as Pentium

The Pink Stuff got deposits off mine that I thought were there for good.

Viakal, sponge scourer and squeegee.

Minky glass and window cloth. Was very doubtful but they’re brilliant. No solution needed, just damp with water, wring out and wipe over.

You probably can’t go and buy one now, but ....... 😊

Something to look forward to duchessofblandings

Thank you all I am going to give it a go with what I've got here. That's my Saturday entertainment sorted

You don't.

We get a line of limescale down the bottom of the shower screen, and my friend who's a cleaner gave me a tip. She told me to rub it gently with a slightly damp Brillo pad, which you'd think would scratch it but it doesn't. I did the whole shower screen in my daughter's rental with it, got all the limescale off and no scratches. Then a quick spray with window cleaner, rub with damp newspaper, rinse with cold water and polish with dry newspaper. I've been doing that for years, our shower screen has been up for 5 years and we live in a very hard water area, and it's like new.

Viakal for sure. Alternative ciff cream and a soft scourer. The green ones

Thanks undercoverworker06 I've never thought to use a Brillo pad as like you say you'd think it'd scratch it.

Thanks for all the responses I'm really grateful

And also, each time you use the shower, spray shower spray on it, Waitrose essential is really good, and squeegee it off every time.