I was wondering if anyone knows what is the best way to clean the curtain after all the soap scum starts building up?
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I use kaboom or scrubbing bubbles. I spray it on, let it sit, and then rinse it off. on any stubborn places, I wipe it too.
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Wash in the washing machine with warm water and regular detergent then hang back up to dry.
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I take it off the rod and have my husband hold it on the tub wall while I spray it with hot water and then use dish washing liquid and a scrub brush to scrub it down
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I cleaned them in the tub with warm water and an earth friendly dish soap I purchased at costco. Then I ran the shower over them to rinse and laid a towel over them and an kind of rolled it around to get excess moisture off (help keep clear of spots) then air dry for a bit. There are ways to sanitize also, but I haven't done this as it makes me a little nervous. U can dilute a tiny bit of bleach in water let soak, rinse and air dry. If measured accurately it's supposed to be non toxic. There are also sanitizing solutions you can buy. At least one website with information is the fisher-price.com search cleaning plastic toys. I hope this helps. I cleaned them in the tub with warm water and an earth friendly dish soap I purchased at costco. Then I ran the shower over them to rinse and laid a towel over them and an kind of rolled it around to get excess moisture off (help keep clear of spots) then air dry for a bit. There are ways to sanitize also, but I haven't done this as it makes me a little nervous. U can dilute a tiny bit of bleach in water let soak, rinse and air dry. If measured accurately it's supposed to be non toxic. There are also sanitizing solutions you can buy. At least one website with information is the... » Read More I cleaned them in the tub with warm water and an earth friendly dish soap I purchased at costco. Then I ran the shower over them to rinse and laid a towel over them and an kind of rolled it around to get excess moisture off (help keep clear of spots) then air dry for a bit. There are ways to sanitize also, but I haven't done this as it makes me a little nervous. U can dilute a tiny bit of bleach in water let soak, rinse and air dry. If measured accurately it's supposed to be non toxic. There are also sanitizing solutions you can buy. At least one website with information is the fisher-price.com search cleaning plastic toys. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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We just use upholstry cleaner like Woolight fabric cleaner from walmart, just spray on a damp rag and wipe. Works great, easy to clean.
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Nonono, I just clean it like once every 2nd month or something in the cleaning station. I clean it once per month just by adding soap to it and let it buzz for 30 seconds :)
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I use warm soapy water. I've read not to use windex so I would stay away from cleaners like that.
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I would feel OK about spraying on the shower TILES to keep clean; NOT sure about the curtain (I'm guessing it's plastic) as I've never tried that. This is a strong cleaner, so perhaps you wouldn't need everyday. Maybe call the company for advice...
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No, I'm sorry I can not help. As a matter of fact, I am having the same problem. I have tried various cleaners without any luck. Finally, I just stopped scrubbing on it. I basically just gave up. Any suggestions from others would be greatly appreciated.
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I use a painter's drop cloth from the hardware store. It's not cheap, but it lasts forever, doesn't get slimy, and you can even use vinegar or bleach if it mildews.
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I have never had to clean mine. But it looks like a damp cloth alone may work or a damp cloth with a mild soap might do the trick. It's made of a material that is suede-like, maybe a chamois.I hope that helps you.
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I use a damp cloth. If needed, use just a speck of dish detergent but be sure to thoroughly remove all the soap
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I just use warm water, dish soap and a scrub brush on it anytime it needs cleaning. It comes right off.
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We don't have glass doors, just shower curtains, but it gets hard water buildup off our brushed nickel faucets. Honestly, I'd personally try straight or diluted vinegar first, but this would be a good, non-toxic option to try if that doesn't help.
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I use a small dab of dish liquid with water and then rinse it several times to ensure all the soap suds are gone. Then I turn it upside down on a drainer to let it dry overnight.
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I would use a gentle dish soap or maybe a spray household cleaner if they're really grimy. Just don't let any liquid run down inside!
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Tough job, I own a cleaning service. I don't do much post remodeling work, it is difficult. Try a huge damp sponge. Keep rinsing. Again, I am not an expert on this form of cleaning.
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Pour some Bar Keepers Friend inside and let it sit for about 10 minutes then scrub it with some dish soap and rinse. The same thing happened to me and this is how i fixed the problem.
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Not knowing what your stain is, but guessing it is mold, use either bleach (I use Clorox spray foam bathroom cleaner) or vinegar/lemon in a spray bottle. You can also put bleach in the washer and let it soak then wash as usual. Mine cleans up really nicely.