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if you have one or more
showers
in your home then you'll have to clean these regularly, to keep them
looking their best and to make them enjoyable to use. It's best to get
into a routine of wiping down the shower after each use, to prevent the
build-up of stains or residue and to make the 'big clean' less intensive
when you do a more focused job of it.
Whether you're a frequent cleaner or someone who puts off cleaning your
shower tray
until there's no option but to tackle the grime ... read to the end
of the blog for our top tips on how to keep it looking pristine.
Cleaning your shower tray regularly will ensure that it stays free
from grime and looking its best.
Cleaning your shower tray
Remove Toiletries before cleaning: Before tackling
the dirt, the first thing you'll need to do is remove any products -
including shampoo bottles, shower wash and other items - form the
shower tray and surrounding area. This will ensure that you reach all
parts of the tray and don't miss anything during cleaning, for a more
thorough job.
Pre-treat stubborn stains: If your shower tray has
any ingrained stains then it's best to pre-treat these individually
with a solution of equal parts white vinegar and water, or with a
baking soda paste. These natural ingredients, which can often be found
in your kitchen cupboard, are very effective at tackling tough stains
without chemicals and will react together to produce great results.
Let the mixture sit for approximately 10-15 minutes before wiping it
away and rinsing everything down.
Use an effective cleaner: Whether you prefer to use
more natural cleaning solutions, such as white vinegar and baking soda
or prefer to use bought bathroom cleaners, always choose something
which is specifically designed to do the job you need it to do.
Otherwise, all that elbow grease will count for nothing and may even
end up damaging your shower tray.
It's important to check what material your shower tray is made of
as abrasive chemicals can damage the surface.
For example, if it's acrylic or fiberglass, use a non abrasive
cleaner to avoid scratching. For tiles, you can use a tile cleaner
or a mixture of soap and water and when in doubt, soap and water is
always a safe bet, regardless.
Always check what material your shower tray is made from before
using cleaners on it.
Apply your chosen cleaner: Spray or apply the cleaner
generously over the entire surface of the shower tray, making sure
that you cover all areas, including the corners and edges.
Scrub thoroughly: Use a non-abrasive sponge or brush
to scrub the shower tray, focusing on areas with accumulated soap
scum, mildew or hard waterstains and working in circular motions to
loosen any dirt and grime.
Clean the grout: If your shower tray has grout
lines, you can use an old toothbrush or a grout brush to clean
them thoroughly. Grout tends to collect dirt and can become
discolored if not cleaned regularly, so it's best to keep on top
of cleaning it. Again, you can also use white vinegar and baking
soda to remove stubborn stains on grouting. Find out more about
cleaning grout in showers in our blog,
How to clean grout in showers.
You can use a toothbrush to clean grout.
Rinse thoroughly: Once you've scrubbed the entire
shower tray, rinse it thoroughly with warm, clean water, taking care
to remove all traces of the cleaner to prevent residue from building
up.
Dry completely: Use a clean towel or squeegee to
remove excess water from the shower tray, as simply leaving it to
air-dry can lead to unsightly water spots or streaks.
Prevent future build-up of dirt and grime: After
cleaning your shower tray, you can apply a water repellent or sealant
to help prevent future build-up of grime and make the next cleaning
job easier to tackle.
Regular maintenance for easier cleans: To keep your
shower tray sparkling, incorporate regular cleaning into your
household chores. A quick wipe down of your shower after each use will
help to prevent the build-up of soap scum and grime, making deeper
cleaning sessions less frequent and much easier.
A regularly cleaned shower and shower tray will make your bathroom
more inviting and pleasant to use.
By following these top tips, you can ensure that your shower tray always
remains clean and sparkling, making your bathroom more welcoming and
enjoyable to use and guaranteeing a more pleasant showering experience.
To browse our shower products, visit
bathshack.com. Alternatively, if you have any bathroom related questions, just email
our team at
info@bathshack.com
or you can call us on
(028) 9077 0188 or use
our online chat.