Cleaning Showers

[FLYNNE]

I live in a small hotel.

Can anyone recommend an efficient safe nontoxic shower cleaner that will readily clean rather old shower trays to remove stains or ingrained marks.

I beleive the shower trays are made of a plastic material.

Any suggestions please

FLYNNE

 

[breezer]

i would have thought put a plug in the hole and put bleach in, as bleach removes most things, then rinse, we use mrmuscle something or other with oranges, it is good at cleaning the scum, spray, have cup of tea, rub gently and off it comes, rinse and dry

 

[Ant]

You will probably find that a lot of the marks are limescale. I have used a product called Stainex in the past - not sure about suitability on plastic so check the bottle. It was made my Mangers and was a viscous liquid that was painted on to sinks and taps to dissolve limescale. It may be worth trying other limecale removers or kettle descalers as they may work out cheaper and easier to use over several showers.

 

[emailrob]

Agree on the bleach use. Takes out most things, great on grout too if you get the really think stuff. No need to re-grout often

 

[masona]

Malt vinegar ( without fish & chip ) and lemon with hot water,also good for descaling shower head

 

[OTTOSMARM]

White spirit is especially good for removing soap scum, and polishes off to a lovely finish. Make sure you have plenty of ventilation and no naked flames and don't smoke.