Method shower cleaner.

[Polkadot1974]

I e got some. It says to spray on damp surfaces and leave to work its magic
But I’m not convinced all that spray dribbling around can be magic. Anyone use it?

Yep and haven't had to clean my shower door for a year - I love it!

So do you spray tons and leave it? From distance or close up? I’m intrigued.

Doesn't work on mine. Bathroom is south facing and the screen seems to dry before it can do any magic so I just get lots of spots over it instead.

I spray the shower with it after every use, and have barely had to clean it otherwise, no streaks. I also wipe the sink, mirrors and toilet and then spray it on, it dries off and leaves it gleaming.

I used it yesterday, I didn't read it, so I wiped it on wet bath & shower screen, then rinsed. It looks lovely and clean.

It contains something used in flea and tick treatments, paints, stains, car care products, textile solutions, metalworking fluids, oil recovery fluids, leather processing chemicals, pesticides, paper mill systems, and building products, such as adhesives, caulks, sealants & grouts.

It should certainly be able to tackle a bit of shower grime.

I shall try spray and rinse and see how I fare

I use it on all the windows and mirrors now. I bought a wood and glass table a few years ago and the shop assistant told me they used method shower cleaner and microfibre cloth on all the glass in store. I tried it and it was amazing and I have used that (rather than windolene etc) ever since.

I spray it on and then wipe with a rubber squeegee blade thingy. I've experimented with just wiping or spraying and leaving and doing both works vest, even on my stainless Steele mixer plate.

I bloody love Method stuff!

I like it, but I really hate the smell. Be careful what you use it near too, I sprayed it on my wet wall panel (which was fine) but the chrome shower hose which was in front of that is really dull and discoloured. I haven't used any other products on the shower so I am pretty sure the method is the reason for that.