How Do You Remove Crud From Shower Floors?
Dirt and oils from skin and hair along with soap residue contribute to a layer of shower floor crud. The longer this is allowed to build up, the longer it takes to remove. This buildup tends to be worse in corners, and may also contribute to mildew growth. Removing the unsightly buildup from a shower floor will make the shower area look much more sanitary, and make showering much more pleasant. Pour 2 cups of white vinegar into a microwavable bowl. Warm this slightly in the microwave (or on the stove top, if you don’t have a microwave), as suggested by Mrs. Clean USA. In a 1,000 watt microwave, it should only take 10 seconds to warm the vinegar. On the stove top, it depends on the heat put out and the pan you use. Warm it so it is warm but not hot to the touch. Pour the vinegar into a spray bottle. Spray the vinegar on the shower floor, saturating the grime. Pay extra attention to areas of thicker residue, such as corners. Allow the vinegar to sit for about 5 minutes to start dissolvin
