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  1. Cómo quitar las manchas de agua dura de la puerta de la ducha de vidrio, Cómo quitar las manchas de agua dura de la puerta de la ducha de vidrio: paso 1, imagen 1 de 2 Cómo quitar las manchas de agua dura de la puerta de la ducha de vidrio, Cómo quitar las manchas de agua dura de la puerta de la ducha de vidrio: paso 1, imagen 2 de 2
    • Llena la botella de spray con una mezcla de agua y vinagre blanco (aproximadamente 50/50).

  2. Cómo quitar las manchas de agua dura de la puerta de la ducha de vidrio: paso 2, imagen 1 de 1
    • Rocía la solución sobre el vidrio con la botella.

  3. Cómo quitar las manchas de agua dura de la puerta de la ducha de vidrio: paso 3, imagen 1 de 1
    • Limpia la mezcla en la puerta con la esponja húmeda.

  4. Cómo quitar las manchas de agua dura de la puerta de la ducha de vidrio: paso 4, imagen 1 de 1
    • Deja que la mezcla repose en la puerta durante varios minutos.

  5. Cómo quitar las manchas de agua dura de la puerta de la ducha de vidrio: paso 5, imagen 1 de 1
    • Sigue aplicando la mezcla a medida que se seca.

    • Mantén la puerta húmeda durante al menos 5 minutos.

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    • Enjuaga la solución de la puerta con agua tibia.

    • Si los resultados no son satisfactorios, intenta agregar más vinagre a la solución y vuelva al paso 1.

    bogus. not effective.

    t w - Contestar

    Did you finda anything that did work? Trying to clean a glass door that has years of soap scum built up!!

    Lisa -

    Dawn dishsoao! Trust me! Let it sit strait on it and then mr clewn eraser it.

    Arminda Miller - Contestar

    On trouve en droguerie du vinaigre à 14° , plus efficace et plus rapide que le vinaigre de cuisine. Le vinaigre chauffé est aussi plus efficace qu’à température ambiante. Pour les pièces de robinetteries verticales vous pouvez également utiliser le vinaigre en gel, également disponible en droguerie ( bricolages ou supermarchés, la marque Forever par exemple. )

    Alex Tillieux - Contestar

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I've found that making a solution of 80% White Vinegar and 20% Dawn detergent works well. I keep a gallon batch handy. When needed I heat 1 cup in the microwave to 150-160 degrees (F) and transfer it into a 1 quart spray bottle, that has been insulated by wrapping it with a hand towel, secured with two large rubber bands. Before using the heated Vinegar/Dawn solution, I first spray the room temperature solution onto the glass block walls of the shower, and scrub gently with a green scotchbrite sponge. I leave the lathered glass block sit while I heat the cup full. Then, I hose down the glass with scalding hot water. Next, I spray a liberal coating of the hot solution (top to bottom) & let it sit for 5-10 minutes, before rinsing it off with scalding water. The detergent helps the vinegar-foam cling better to the glass surface. It also works on fixtures, stone and ceramic surfaces. BONUS! It works wonders on windshields after a winter of salt and sanded roads too!

Vincenzo M Catalanotti - Contestar

This is bullshit. I have tried this on my shower doors that had not been cleaned for 3 months and it did not do anything.

Maybe this works if you have not cleaned them for a few days but once the hard water is ground in I am not sure what to do.

vicror - Contestar

Most people don't know that there's a difference between Stage I Corrosion (a mineral buildup on the glass) and Stage II Corrosion (etching and damage to the glass). I've written a blog post about it that gives a very thorough explanation of what it is and how to get rid of it because I couldn't find this information anywhere on the internet without flitting between like 20 different web forums.  http://pristinecleaning.com.au/2018/01/2...

Jay Rawcliffe -

I had shower doors with five years of hard water deposits. Spend over $100 trying various methods and products to remove the hard water deposits. Nothing worked!

One of the many sites I visited recommended I buy some industrial grade vinegar (30%). I tried that with bad results. They recommended letting it sit on the door for 5 minutes and wiping it off. That didn’t work. I was in the process of buying new doors and thought I would try something radical.I had nothing to lose. I took the 30% vinegar and sprayed the doors and let it sit overnight. The next morning I took a wet Brillo pad (the steel wool pad with soap) and gently washed off, in a circular motion, the hard water stains. The hard water deposits disappeared before my eyes with hardly any effort. The glass doors look like NEW! Not a single trace of the hard water deposits.

These doors, on the bottom half, were impossible to see through. They are now crystal clear. I’ll definitely never let them get in this bad shape again. Squeegee doors every time!

Bob Leonard -

My shower doors apparently hadn’t been cleaned in a long time when I moved into my house. What eventually got the job done was a combination of Lime-away and a Magic Sponge. A scraper helped at some points as well. It was a long and ugly job, and the Lime-away fumes are nasty (ventilate!)

Well, that removed the deposits, anyway. Now I am left with the etching to deal with. The Pristine Cleaning article linked by Jay Rawcliffe has some good ideas; I have some glass polish that I never thought to use. Will give that a try.

But I’ll live with the etching if I have to; the most important thing was to remove the coat of mineral deposit. Now I squeegee religiously.

neilweinstock -

I used this recipe, but because my spray bottle already had " Awesome Cleaner " from the dollar store, that's what I mixed my vinegar with. It worked so good,I couldn't believe it. My doors were really bad too.

Thanks so much,

Pamela

Pamela LeBoss-Nance - Contestar

Try toilet bowl cleaner it works

dd.sondralea -

This vinegar/water solution did absolutely nothing for my shower doors. Will try adding the Awesome to vinegar like Pamela did and see if that works. Thanks Pamela.

Karen Carr - Contestar

Absolutely worthless.

t w - Contestar

Hi Pamela I'd like to try what you did as well. I have 8ft glass around my shower and try to keep it streak and spot free. I handicap so it's not been easy. How much of each product did you use? I'm desperate ! PLEASE HELP ME

pjfedorshak - Contestar

Try Jet Dry- I had tried EVERTHING- nothing worked . This did it for me, Jet Dry for dishwashers. Sprayed the shower walls with the hottest water , then applied a little Jet Dry with a plastic scrubbing pad, I had put towels onto the shower floor to avoid slipping. Good luck!

sandra andre -

Dry toilet bowl cleaner it i have try awesome. And and vinegar water.they work but not as good as toiler bowl cleaner with cleach..try you will see

dd.sondralea -

Vinegar is indeed is a good for water pots. But there are other homely things you can try it. I heard tooth paste sometimes help ( read here:http://behindtheshower.com/clean-water-s... )

Thanks for sharing this tip.

John Marshal - Contestar

I tried tooth paste but it didn’t work for me

Carol Godber - Contestar

I have tried detergent, Lime-A-Way,CLR,Bartenters Friend,Vinegar,Baking Soda,various scrub sponges / pads and combinations of all mentioned. The best result I got was using glass cooktop cleaner, paper towels and elbow grease. Do small sections at a time. It is not messy, toxic or smelly. A side benefit is the residual “wax” that keeps water from spotting, this is enhanced by applying a hydrophobic product like “Rain X”.

mrfixit - Contestar

Barkeepers Friend works better. And very inexpensive. Oxalic acid is active ingredient. For the DIY crowd, I you could extract oxalic acid from rhubarb plants.

Bill Coleman - Contestar

Thank you. Very informative. Now i can easily remove hard water stains Found a similar information here.

http://cradiori.com/how-to-remove-hard-w...

olivia fernando - Contestar

This receipe worked GREAT! Thank you.

lorraine.ghazarian - Contestar

Hello, I have the right way to clean shower glass doors and git rid of water spots. I do not use chemicals or amonias. What I do is I use a microfiber cloth, while there is still water on the shower doors wipe the glass try to get off as much water as possible; let it dry and the water spots will be gone. That’s it. Try it and see for yourself. Thank you. Have a nice day!

mztrish -1/26/2019

Leola Taylor - Contestar

indeed that is the best aproach, doing it same way on my own.

Peter -

Was ist, wenn auf der Glastür ein Aufkleber ist mit der Aufschrift “Bitte keinen sauren Reiniger verwenden (Spezialbeschichtung)”?

What if a sign on the glass dor says “Do not use acid-based cleaner (coated surface)”?

Peter - Contestar

Thanks for your tips for glass shower cleaning .The higher vinegar and water 50/50 mix with a little dawn and a moist blue scrubbing sponge and some elbow grease worked ! I was able to leave my winter rental home better than I found it thanks !

Robin - Contestar

Metal polish, like Maas or Flitz, will really help with the etching. It won't get rid of them completely, but will be greatly reduced.

Asmith - Contestar

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