[RobVG]

Hi, first post.

I clean houses once in a while to make ends meet and I'm getting more requests lately.

I'm wondering if you could recommend a commercial shower cleaner so I can do less scrubbing?

Also something that works well for cleaning glass shower doors?

Thanks for any help.

 

[That_cleaning_gal]

I don't know of anything commercial and heavy duty as we use the most natural cleaners possible. We have some good outcomes with these things:

-Cleaning Vinegar
-Pumice Stone (some of them
-Baking Soda
-Citrus Cleaners
-Mr. Clean Magic Erasers
-Solution with water, vinegar, and a teaspoon of liquid dish soap

Make sure to let cleaning solutions soak for a few minutes 5-10 minutes first to help you out with scrubbing.

Since you're doing this more often, consider getting a Bisell Steam Shot (this gets off a lot of caked on dirt and grunge in the showers) and perhaps an electric scrubber brush (Finether is one I used years ago, but was pleased with) that is safe for shower/tile to save your hands/wrists a bit more! It's a bit of an investment, but these tools are worth the money.

 

[RobVG]

I don't know of anything commercial and heavy duty as we use the most natural cleaners possible. We have some good outcomes with these things:

-Cleaning Vinegar
-Pumice Stone (some of them
-Baking Soda
-Citrus Cleaners
-Mr. Clean Magic Erasers
-Solution with water, vinegar, and a teaspoon of liquid dish soap

Make sure to let cleaning solutions soak for a few minutes 5-10 minutes first to help you out with scrubbing.

Since you're doing this more often, consider getting a Bisell Steam Shot (this gets off a lot of caked on dirt and grunge in the showers) and perhaps an electric scrubber brush (Finether is one I used years ago, but was pleased with) that is safe for shower/tile to save your hands/wrists a bit more! It's a bit of an investment, but these tools are worth the money.

Thank you for the reply. I'll give those a shot.

 

[That_cleaning_gal]

Thank you for the reply. I'll give those a shot.

Hope at least one of them works for your situation

 

[RobVG]

Use soda and vinegar mixture. It worked with me. Vacate Cleaning Perth | End of Lease Cleaning Perth"

Thank you

 

[cleanhome12]

I don't know of anything commercial and heavy duty as we use the most natural cleaners possible. We have some good outcomes with these things:

-Cleaning Vinegar
-Pumice Stone (some of them
-Baking Soda
-Citrus Cleaners
-Mr. Clean Magic Erasers
-Solution with water, vinegar, and a teaspoon of liquid dish soap

Make sure to let cleaning solutions soak for a few minutes 5-10 minutes first to help you out with scrubbing.

Since you're doing this more often, consider getting a Bisell Steam Shot (this gets off a lot of caked on dirt and grunge in the showers) and perhaps an electric scrubber brush (Finether is one I used years ago, but was pleased with) that is safe for shower/tile to save your hands/wrists a bit more! It's a bit of an investment, but these tools are worth the money.

That's great, what you shared is very complete. Thanks.

 

[nicholas sousamidis]

Hi, first post.

I clean houses once in a while to make ends meet and I'm getting more requests lately.

I'm wondering if you could recommend a commercial shower cleaner so I can do less scrubbing?

Also something that works well for cleaning glass shower doors?

Thanks for any help.

As far as I understand, you need a soft wash for your house. Maybe the information I am providing is helpful for you.
you can search on google High Quality Cleaning Service so you can get the best soft wash cleaning service. I know a company which was a very professional cleaners company with the name High Quality Cleaning And Maintenance Service. They provide you the best cleaning service because they have professional expert employees.