How to Clean a Shower Stall

Cleaning the bathroom is probably one the least desirable chores on the housework list. Add an uncooperative shower stall to the mix and the job gets even worse: Glass doors and plenty of corners where mildew just seems to multiply all add up to equal a huge mess. But there are a few tricks to make the job less intense.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• A cleaning product with bleach
• Indoor squeegee
• Dryer sheets

1. Douse the interior of the shower stall with a bleach-infused cleaning product. Close the doors and let the bleach settle for at least 15 minutes.

2. Purchase a "squeegee" tool made specifically for indoor use. (This can usually be found with the cleaning supplies.) Squeegee the bleach from all shower doors. Repeat if necessary.

3. Rinse the shower with hot water. A detachable shower head enables you to reach all corners. If your shower is not equipped with one, you can usually install yourself for less than $50.

4. To prevent soap scum build-up, wipe glass doors down with a dryer sheet.