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I have found these methods to be insufficient. I actually removed two metal pieces at the bottom of the shower door and was shocked at how grungy they were....absolutely no way to reach this reach this area without removing these pieces. I am thinking that to give a really thorough cleaning I may need to completely remove the door, clean each piece and then re-install. I am just a little afraid that I may not get it all back together.
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Nov 22, 2005
Wet wads of paper towel with white vinegar. Stuff the tracks with the towels. Hard water deposits are softened by the chemical reaction. Rinse soon and dry. -
Nov 22, 2005
Water spots never seem to go away, even when the track is extremely clean. I have found that lemon oil will remove these spots. It's like magic!
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Nov 22, 2005
I have been using hydrogen peroxide for years on my shower door tracks. Just pour along tracks after showering, let sit 5 minutes and wipe or rinse clean. No mess or smell - and CHEAP!
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Nov 22, 2005
I have an extra tip for my Water Pik. I spray the shower door tracks with a cleaning spray, wait a few minutes, then use the Water Pik tip to spray out all the "gunk" that gets in the crevices. This is also a good way to get underneath the doors.
