How to clean shower glass and keep it clear

Clear shower glass shows off your tile, but hard water and soap leave a haze fast, especially on well water. A few minutes a week keeps it looking new.
The 30-second habit
Squeegee the glass after every shower, top to bottom. It removes most of the water before minerals can dry on, which is the biggest single difference.
Weekly clean
Spray a mix of warm water and a little dish soap, wipe with a soft microfiber cloth and rinse. A 50/50 water and white vinegar spray helps with light mineral film on the glass. Keep vinegar off natural stone.
Hard water spots
For stubborn spots, let a vinegar spray sit for several minutes, then wipe. A paste of baking soda and water with a soft cloth can lift heavier buildup. Rinse well.
What to avoid
- Abrasive pads and powders that scratch.
- Razor blades on coated glass.
- Harsh cleaners on the hardware finish; see caring for faucet finishes.
Prevent it
Protective glass coatings make water bead and slide off, and treating hard water at the source helps everything in the house. See well water treatment and our shower glass.
Common questions
What is the best way to clean glass shower doors?
Squeegee daily, then clean weekly with mild soap and water or a diluted vinegar spray and a microfiber cloth.
How do I remove hard water stains from shower glass?
Let a vinegar solution sit on the spots for several minutes, then wipe. A baking soda paste helps with heavier buildup.
Can I use vinegar on shower glass?
Yes on the glass, but keep it off natural stone like marble and some hardware finishes.
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