How to Make Your Own DIY Shower Spray With Rinse Aid
I've discovered a simple yet effective way to keep your glass shower doors sparkling clean: DIY shower spray with rinse aid.
This homemade shower cleaner spray not only saves money but also ensures your bathroom stays pristine with minimal effort.
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1. Prepare the Cleaning Solution
Start by combining half a cup each of hydrogen peroxide and isopropyl alcohol, half a teaspoon of dish soap, and a tablespoon of rinse aid in a spray bottle.
2. Shake Well
Fill the remainder of the spray bottle with warm water and shake vigorously to ensure all ingredients are well mixed. This homemade shower spray is now ready for use.
3. Use Daily
Keep the spray bottle within easy reach in your shower. After each shower, take a few seconds to spray down the glass doors with your DIY daily shower spray.
This routine maintenance prevents buildup and keeps your shower doors crystal clear.
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Keeping your glass shower doors crystal clear doesn't have to be a daunting task. With this DIY shower spray with rinse aid, you can effortlessly maintain a spotless bathroom.
Embrace the simplicity of homemade solutions and enjoy the satisfaction of a gleaming shower day after day!
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I have no doubt this will work to clean the shower glass, but please add a caution here: Using this as a spray aerosolizes chemicals not intended to be inhaled nor broadly absorbed by skin, mucous membranes, or eyes. In fact, it doesn't take much exposure to become poisonous or to damage airway and lung tissue.
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Thank you Ala for writing this. It is important to know.
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I stopped using bars of soap and switched to body wash. While I still squeegee the glass doors, I have had no build up. I found that most , if not all, have wax in the compound which builds up and is most difficult to remove.
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I did the exact same years ago after fighting soap scum and the residue. I went through a phase where I thought it would be cool to make my own bar soap but I quit because I can’t stand soap scum and the drying effect of bar soap. Switched to liquid soap many years and won’t be switching back.
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Spray alcohol on bed for what
Do I let it air dry, ? Wipe it? Or squeegee?
Would this work on shower tile also??