Removing Soap Scum

fmdog44 said:
Anyone ever try cooking spray to remove soap scum? I just read it works.
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Is this for in the shower or tub? Isn’t there more potential to miss removing some of the spray & ending up having a fall.
Vinegar will remove soap scum.
On cleaning day, I prefer the old fashioned method of cleaning supplies from the grocery store.
 

I just finished cleaning my bath tub from the soap scum from showering.

I used a diluted water and bleach solution.

It took a bit of scrubbing but it worked and then it was easy to rinse off.

How would you ever clean cooking spray ?
 
I'll have to get some cooking spray. I haven't used it for 35 years. I use just oil. What about stubborn toilet stains? Nothing gets rid of them entirely, not even SOS pads.
 
Gaer said:
Well, I'll be damned! I had some canola oil cooking spray and soap scum on the faucet end. I've tried so many ways to remove this. Sprayed it with the cooking spray, waited 10 minutes and IT WORKED!
I'm astonished!
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So what's the magic ingredients in cooking spray?
Canola oil, Propellants (Sobutane,N-Butane,Ethane) Soya Licithin, Water, Soy Fatty acids.
 
What type of shower curtain do you have.

If plastic, toss it. They’re dirt cheap. You don’t want mold. The other option is to soak it in a big basin of hot water & a cleanser.

If a material type, wash it in the washing machine on gentle cycle. Hang to dry.

We squeezey the shower walls and then give a quick wipe down after every shower.
 
Camper6 said:
I just finished cleaning my bath tub from the soap scum from showering.

I used a diluted water and bleach solution.

It took a bit of scrubbing but it worked and then it was easy to rinse off.

How would you ever clean cooking spray ?
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I use Comet on my tub and sink. I use vinegar on my shower walls after I wash them with soap and water.
 
Camper6 said:
I just finished cleaning my bath tub from the soap scum from showering.

I used a diluted water and bleach solution.

It took a bit of scrubbing but it worked and then it was easy to rinse off.

How would you ever clean cooking spray ?
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How would to remove it if you sprayed in on your oven top? You should not use bleach on grout so I hope your solution is very weak if your are washing the tiles as well.
 
"Wet & Forget Shower Spray" Once a week spray your tub & walls with it. There also is spray to used after every shower called "Clean Shower".
 
Jules said:
What type of shower curtain do you have.

If plastic, toss it. They’re dirt cheap. You don’t want mold. The other option is to soak it in a big basin of hot water & a cleanser.

If a material type, wash it in the washing machine on gentle cycle. Hang to dry.

We squeezey the shower walls and then give a quick wipe down after every shower.
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Yep. I'm sick of looking at this one.
 
Phoenix said:
I'll have to get some cooking spray. I haven't used it for 35 years. I use just oil. What about stubborn toilet stains? Nothing gets rid of them entirely, not even SOS pads.
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Not true There is a product called "Delete Germ" and I guarantee you it will wipe out your bowl stains. Have you looked in you toilet tank? If it is rusted shut off the water supply and flush them mop up the residual water and let dry. Then apply Delete Germ and after letting it penetrate for a while your tank won't resemble what it was.
 
fmdog44 said:
Not true There is a product called "Delete Germ" and I guarantee you it will wipe out your bowl stains. Have you looked in you toilet tank? If it is rusted shut off the water supply and flush them mop up the residual water and let dry. Then apply Delete Germ and after letting it penetrate for a while your tank won't resemble what it was.
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Oh, yeah, even put disinfectant in the tank. It does not reduce the staining. The stain is the color caramels. It's the only one in the house that does that. The others are fine. Thanks for the tip on Delete Germ.
 
fmdog44 said:
Not true There is a product called "Delete Germ" and I guarantee you it will wipe out your bowl stains. Have you looked in you toilet tank? If it is rusted shut off the water supply and flush them mop up the residual water and let dry. Then apply Delete Germ and after letting it penetrate for a while your tank won't resemble what it was.
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This product "Delete Germ" is not in the stores, nor on Amazon.There isone called "Bring it on". Is that the same? Where do you buy the product you recommend?
 
fmdog44 said:
Not true There is a product called "Delete Germ" and I guarantee you it will wipe out your bowl stains. Have you looked in you toilet tank? If it is rusted shut off the water supply and flush them mop up the residual water and let dry. Then apply Delete Germ and after letting it penetrate for a while your tank won't resemble what it was.
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I'm assuming the bowl has the stains, not the tank.
It might be iron stains from the water supply. Well water is noted for that.
In that case use rust remover.
 


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