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Top tips: Easy ways to make your shower glass sparkle

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Get your shower sparkling with these natural glass cleaners. Source: Pixabay

We all have a household chore we despise and for many people that’s cleaning the glass in the shower. From being locked in the small cubicle with strong-smelling chemicals to scrubbing away only to be left with streaks on the glass it’s certainly not a job at the top of the list for many people.

Rather than forking out for expensive products that sometimes don’t get the job done though, there a simple household items you can use to get that glass sparkling without chemicals. Try these four natural cleaning products, some of which you probably already have in your cupboard, and watch your shower glass return to its shiny best.

Lemon juice

Start by rinsing the glass thoroughly with water. Simply pour lemon juice onto a soft dampened sponge and wipe over the glass surface. Leave the lemon juice to sit for a few minutes before rinsing with clean water. Dry glass to a sparkle with a paper towel.

White vinegar

Cheap and natural, white vinegar can be used almost anywhere in the home. Simply pour white vinegar into a spray bottle. If you like, you can dilute the solution to 50/50 part vinegar and water. Spray the vinegar solution over the glass and leave for a few minutes. Work over the stains and limescale with a soft sponge to remove any residue. Rinse well and wipe clean with a paper towel. Repeat if needed.

Baking soda

To tackle difficult stains baking soda is the way to go. Make a thick paste by mixing baking soda with a little water. Spread the paste over the glass surface using a soft dampened sponge. Avoid using coarse brushes as they could scratch the glass. After a few minutes, rinse and wipe clean.

Toothpaste

While toothpaste does a great job of cleaning your teeth, it is also a fantastic glass cleaner. Apply a generous amount of toothpaste to a dampened sponge, and work it over the glass surface. Finish with a thorough rinse and wipe.

Have you used any of these solutions before?

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