She just said it gets cleaned weekly so it was dirty just not visibly dirty 😂😂😂 I don’t like to wait until it’s visible I like to clean my bathroom weekly 😂
For those who are confused - use washing up liquid/dish washing liquid such as Fairy Liquid/Dawn. Not Dishwasher Liquid like the stuff you put in a dishwashing machine.
I heat up white vinegar on the stove add to to a BRAGGS vinegar glass bottle (Any spray top will fit them. Add vinegar and Blue original Dawn and shake well. I don’t measure either. Spray down shower leave set an hour then wipe it down with a soft cloth, rinse, and dry with a towel. Then I wipe my hard plastic (not sure if that’s the material) the doors down with Jet Dry for dishwashers. The vinegar is a disinfectant too. My shower looks brand new still and it’s 15 years old. The shower doors look like glass that you can walk right through!
No need to heat the vinegar. No need to let it stand for hours, either. I use a mixture of washing up liquid, white vinegar and water. Spray, scrub, rinse, squeegee, dry. Simple and very quick
I have the one and only recipe for cleaners happiness: *citric acid* . It'll melt down limescale, soap and mold. 2tbs of liquid dish soap, 1tbsp of citric acid, 200ml of water in a sprayer bottle et voilà. It also cleans tiles seams (if not too dirty, they'll look as new). You're welcome.
@@tubefae3924 Yes, much better. I use both, but vinegar (acetic acid) is milder; for example, it won't clean tile seams. Vinegar is better to deodorize and brighten, and citric acid to remove persistent grime and limescale. Never use together, of course.
Yesss!! I always clean any bottles in the bathroom, especially the bottoms of them since they have that ring of hard water and dust build up. 🤣 my clients are so thankful for it ❤
i mix hand washing dish detergent and vinegar to clean my shower bc water here is hard. the vinegar doesnt react to any fixtures or whatever in my shower but it may do something to what u have
Do you use regular vinegar, double strength vinegar, or cleaning vinegar? I also use regular strength white vinegar when I wash a load of clothes…it’s a great fabric softener alternative and helps get rid of smells in the clothes… I saw an interesting video from Andrea Jean clean where she made up this awesome mixture of water, cleaning vinegar, and dawn and used it in a spray bottle…she even cleaned her curbside garbage bin with the mixture and made it look nice and pretty! We’ve personally tried that dawn/cleaning vinegar/water mixture and it really does work well. We spray it on whatever dirty surface, let it sit around 30 minutes, wipe the gunk up, spray the surface with water to rinse it off, wipe the water up, and the surface looks very clean! We’ve sold at least one relative on how awesome the mixture is so she’s starting to use the mixture as well!
Serious question-does anyone else besides me believe in also disinfecting the shower with bleach or any other type of disinfectant, or is cleaning it enough?
Ummmm…..yess… that’s the way a shower is supposed to be cleaned. That is the only way in my book. Never have I ever seen or heard of someone using dish soap……
I use a spray bottle with bleach. Let that sit for about 5 minutes!! Then rinse and clean the shower with scrubbing bubbles. Never tried dish soap any particular brand?
@@itsreallykati use dish soap to cut through the soap scum (which contains body oils). Afterwards, I spray down with isopropyl alcohol. It kills everything, even more than bleach, evaporates quickly, deodorizes, and disinfects. It's why you get an alcohol wipe when you get poked with a needle.
I used to clean houses professionally but I never cleaned showers this way. I usually close the door from the inside and rinse all walls with clear water. After that I spray them down with bathroom cleaner, take a soft sponge, 'scrub' them and the floor, I rinse everything with clean water and use the window squeegee for the glass. That's all. There won't be any stains after drying.
@@elementeight8 You realize that literally everything is made of chemicals, right? Some clean better than others. Bathroom cleaner was chemically developed to specifically clean bathrooms and it works better to clean a shower than dish soap.
Michele don’t use dishwasher liquid and if you do make sure to protect your hands with gloves. The creator was speaking about dishwashing liquid = dish soap like for hand washing . Dawn, Palmolive. Dishwasher detergent is corrosive on the hands
@@bonne_vie I buy it by the 2 liter bottle. I make a DIY all purpose cleaner with water, Dawn and Borax, then a splash of lavender castille or Mrs Myers for the scent. I keep a bottle in the kitchen and in the bathroom. Awesome surface cleaner.
I’ve had those nasty black mold for months in my bathroom and tried scrubbing them off with floor cleaner and nothing worked…. Until I soaked some kitchen napkins with full strength bleach and put the “wet towels” on the black moldy areas and kept it OVERNIGHT. And viola! The black mold was gone when I lifted up the towels in the morning 😊
Use vinegar….bleach just makes the spores fly everywhere. You can make a mix of dish soap and vinegar that works very well for showers. Recipe is online.
Something I learned when working in a school kitchen (bleach not allowed), washing up liquid and Brillo pads did the trick. Sanitiser as a finishing spray.
Dish soap + vinegar and maybe some bicarb eliminates the need to scrub! Spray it down with the liquid mixture, add bicarb to more stuck on bits. Wipes down effortlessly!
I came to the comments for this exact question. Without a hose attachment, I just fill a cup and splash the walls, but that’s not very efficient. Wonder if there’s a better way I’m not thinking of.
I always use Dawn and make it in various different strengths based on the amount of water so that I can use one cleaner around my whole house. I can't take the smell of all these different cleaners. Thank you so much
shower squeegee! I sluice off the walls (both tiled and glass) and the floor of my walk in shower/wet-room style bathroom after each shower, which only takes a minute but makes such a difference in how damp the air is and how clean it looks.
@@EmmaVB82 I've had a squeegee for years. I use it to move the water from the back part of the bathtub. The bathtub is raised in the center. It works great.
@@EmmaVB82 Thank you!! It takes a moment but is way easier than a weekly or bi-weekly cleaning. I do this at home and follow up with a towel. Never have to clean the shower walls. As a retired housecleaner, I would try to encourage clients to make use of the squeegee.
It doesn’t matter if the bath tub or shower already looks clean, there are germs that are invisible to the human eye living on your bathroom walls, floors, shower etc ( germs that can only be seen with microscopic lenses etc )
I’ve been using dish washing liquid to clean my shower/tub since I was about 14. I couldn’t stand the smell of chemicals. I figured if it was good enough for my oily pots it was good enough for my shower. Glad to see that little discovery I made is an industry trick.
Lysol wipes works wonders! Must be the alcohol in it!! This is the comment i was looking for! I just need to add dishwashing soap to the wipe and its a done deal lol
Yes, it does matter!! I'm from the US and Liquid Dawn Dishwashing Soap (the blue one) works for absolutely everything!! I use it to pretreat my husband's work clothes that are always covered with car oil and grease. They come out perfect!! Liquid Dawn has never failed me!! ❤️
@@_Gaby_950 I’ve tried EVERYTHING! The water has a lot of calcium deposits in it so it has basically etched the door and the other glass parts of the shower. Here are some of the things I’ve tried. I have tried all cleaning products you can but that are supposed to clean off lime scale and calcium and non of them worked. I’ve tried lemon, juice, baking powder tooth paste, car wax, bees wax, floor stripper, magic eraser, dawn with peroxide and vinegar, fine steel wool, wood bleach, fabric softener sheets, ammonia, toilet bowl cleaner. There is so much more but I can’t remember. We’ve lived in the house for 16 years. We are just going to replace the one whole shower. First we are going to hook up to the county water so we won’t have the problems that go with having well water. When our electric goes out so does our water because the well pump is ran off electricity. We have to call out a plumber every year for something that breaks in it or needs to be replaced. Last time it was $600. I wish I could post a picture so you could see how bad it is. It’s not that I’m nasty and don’t clean it it won’t get clean.
@@deloreslate4028 Oh wow that's awful! I'm so sorry to hear that. I didn't realize you used well water. The solutions you've tried are pretty much all I know of, so I'm sorry I can't be of further help. I hope your shower replacement goes well and is feasible at a low cost. God bless you.
@@deloreslate4028you need a water softener on your incoming water supply. If you can't do that or your main concern is about cleaning the shower then you can buy RO/DI water online to use for cleaning. Tip is if you have a local tropical fish store then they'll probably sell the water to you much more cheaply than online. RO/DI water is pure and will leave no residues. You can use a spray bottle or apply the water to the shower glass and tile and clean. Ideally rinse down after each shower, which is easily done with a garden sprayer. Good luck!
@@deloreslate4028 I would suggest kaboom with oxi clean and I got it from Amazon in the spray can. the directions say wait till it turns white to let you know it's ready to use. I would say wait at least 10 minutes and it does have a strong smell. It comes out purple when you spray it so don't be alarmed. it works wonders. Best of luck.
No we professionals do not take everything out of the shower. It's less time consuming to just lift and wipe as you go and you're not completely rearranging your clients shower routine. And we do not use a grout brush. We spray grout with peroxide and let it set while we're cleaning the rest of the bathroom. Then we spray and wipe the shower with a half water/vinegar mixture with just a little dish liquid added. So there's no need to rinse and you're not tracking soppy shoes around someone's house. And of course we go over everything one final time with a dry rag to shine. You can talk as fast as you want but I bet I can out clean you any day
So you lift the products when you scrub, then lift the products when you rinse, and lift again when you dry??? I take things off, and like she said wipe the products down, then do the shower and put everything back in its place after the shower is clean and dry
Some of us professionals do remove everything especially if there are shampoo spills and "pink stuff" hiding behind them along with built up soap scum, not to mention razors and bottles without tops. Showers can be hectic! Some jobs are not restricted to light cleaning that only require a quick wipe and done. A great cleaner knows that there are indeed many ways to clean and respects others who are in the same field who aren't aware of their tricks to clean faster/be more efficient. Most of us cleaners, professionals and beginners, are looked down on for choosing this industry even though it pays our bills. The least we can do for this underdog community is support one another and be helpful and realize that we will never know all there is to cleaning.
Less time consuming to lift everything one at a time to clean under and then again to dry under than to take it all out once and put it back once? Yeah I don't think so. If you're wearing your shoes where it's wet and then walking around without drying them your gonna track stuff through the house anyway so I don't get your point. You might think you might be able to "out clean" this person any day and you might be right, although judging by your comment I have serious doubts, your attitude means you wouldn't be getting a second call.
I'm a professional as in been cleaning my household & own bathrooms since I've been 11 yrs old. For sure first clean off the product bottles, esp the bottoms. Take everything thing out, then clean the shower thoroughly & replace items. For hardwater zones it's a pia.
I tottaly agree! This is how Ive been doing for 3 or 4 years. Everysince I moved in apartament where we had shower similar to this. Very small. And with comercial cleaner it was really horrible because of the strong chemical scent. But with those three ingredience... Fairy/baking soda/vinegar.. not only less harmfull for health but ridiculously more effective. I clean my entire house with with just those 3. And its spotless. Occassionally I use toilet cleaner.. but thats it..
@@vikkeec9955 I use a bleach gel (thicker than liquid bleach). In Australia- ‘white king bathroom power gel’. It gets rid of any staining or mould etc in grout or silicone caulking. Just squeeze it on affected areas, can let it sit a little awhile and/ or use a grout brush if it’s really bad. But gets rid of everything easily.
I use to have a housekeeper who was the best housekeeper ever. She was always very quiet while cleaning and there was never a chemical smell and she was really respectful of items. She would always put my personal tems back EXACTLY how she found them
I use jif to clean the tiles but don't use it on the glass it'll scratch the glass. And yeah you can use the brush on the glass too and don't forget to scrub the floor
this might be a dumb question but how do you effectively rinse everything in showers that only have the shower heads and not the handheld shower things?
Dish soap and bar soaps are anti-bacterial so no you won’t need to add any other chemicals. This is why we use it for our plates and cups. It removes bacteria.
@@tynikquasmith7170 sorry to burst your bubble but dish washing liquids and soaps are actually not cleansers just cleaners/degreasers. To effectively disinfect your dishes you'd need to wash with the dish soap then rinse with preferably hot water and THEN soak them in water that has germ killing products. IT DOES NOT DISINFECT. So your home is still filthy.
I always rinse and then use a squeegee. Just for peace of mind. If there’s mold or hard water stains, which are very much prevalent where I live and work, I use a mr clean magic eraser or even soft scrub
I'm hoping this is going to motivate me, I think it's working. Also I use news paper on glass to dry it, you will never have windows sparkle more than if you used newspaper
Good advice. I can't stand when folks mop without sweeping up all the gunk, especially in the loo. I also can't understand why if the loo brush is tucked away in the corner. It is like someone hiding h away yukky stuff. No, the brush should be clean and in view. No sticking it jn a corner. It means it is dirty as hell
This makes sense because I wouldn't want strong chemical fumes in a bathroom that has no window. I guess use the dish soap first and then spray the trouble areas with a more aggressive cleaner.
I've been a professional housekeeper for years and this absolutely is a great way to make your entire shower nothing but slick and dangerous!!! This is another fine example of absolute bullshit passing as a homekeeping 'tip'. Hopefully, she won't get sued when someone falls and gets a concussion or broken arm from using this bad advice. And especially do not do this in a bathroom for anyone elderly or who might have mobility issues. For REAL cleaning of your bathroom shower, use Barkeeper's Friend. Works better and faster, and rinses cleaner!!
Surely if the dish soap is rinsed and cleaned from everywhere properly (as most cleaning products should be) then it wouldn't make any difference? Edit: typo
I use Dawn dish soap every time I clean my tub and have never had a slippery tub. It’s called rinsing the suds away 🤦🏽♀️ This is a ridiculous comment.
You need to be careful and it makes it very slippery but it's very effective at removing any soft grease/soapscum in the shower. It will not remove hard water stains however and you need an acid based cleaner and agitation to get rid of those. I learned this from Aurikatiriina who cleans practically everything with dish soap!
It helps when it's already clean
She just said it gets cleaned weekly so it was dirty just not visibly dirty 😂😂😂 I don’t like to wait until it’s visible I like to clean my bathroom weekly 😂
@@seewendy1 Quite obvious that you have never rented. My good lord, what you find in some houses!
@@seewendy1 the water is so hard where I live that even after just a week you get a visible build up of limescale… it’s horrible
@@linibellini It is where I live too , it`s a nightmare just keeping the kettle clean .
@@linibellini I found neat bleach works great on hard water stains
For those who are confused - use washing up liquid/dish washing liquid such as Fairy Liquid/Dawn. Not Dishwasher Liquid like the stuff you put in a dishwashing machine.
I use cascade liquid. Cleans like a charm.
Her video is good, You just confused the F@$k out of me, with your comment.
Thanks I was about to go and get some actual dishwasher liquid 😂
@ Vanessa Wilson : Hi! Put a bit cheap, simple vinegar into the dish washing liquid😉shower becomes amazing👍🏻
@@TheBigKrautwhat?
I heat up white vinegar on the stove add to to a BRAGGS vinegar glass bottle (Any spray top will fit them. Add vinegar and Blue original Dawn and shake well. I don’t measure either. Spray down shower leave set an hour then wipe it down with a soft cloth, rinse, and dry with a towel. Then I wipe my hard plastic (not sure if that’s the material) the doors down with Jet Dry for dishwashers. The vinegar is a disinfectant too. My shower looks brand new still and it’s 15 years old. The shower doors look like glass that you can walk right through!
Wow! Can I use jet dry on the shower glass door?
The last sentence sounds dangerous! 🤣 (said one who has walked into a glass patio door LOL)
Yes! When that Dawn/Vinegar hack broke the internet years ago, I started it and never looked back!
No need to heat the vinegar. No need to let it stand for hours, either. I use a mixture of washing up liquid, white vinegar and water. Spray, scrub, rinse, squeegee, dry. Simple and very quick
Limescale is not removed by dishwashing soap
Not a problem if cleaned regularly.
Try toothpaste. Works great.
White/clear vinegar works for limescale.
it does not
I use vinegar. Works very well. Or just brute force it off with something like scrub daddy and power paste.
I have the one and only recipe for cleaners happiness: *citric acid* . It'll melt down limescale, soap and mold. 2tbs of liquid dish soap, 1tbsp of citric acid, 200ml of water in a sprayer bottle et voilà. It also cleans tiles seams (if not too dirty, they'll look as new). You're welcome.
Is citric acid any better than vinegar? Both are acids.
@@tubefae3924 Yes, much better. I use both, but vinegar (acetic acid) is milder; for example, it won't clean tile seams. Vinegar is better to deodorize and brighten, and citric acid to remove persistent grime and limescale. Never use together, of course.
@@Dan_Chiron that’s great information, thank you!
It degrades stainless steel over time though
@@weetzybat thanks for the warning! I think that using it to clean tile seams as @Dan suggested is probably the best use
Yesss!! I always clean any bottles in the bathroom, especially the bottoms of them since they have that ring of hard water and dust build up. 🤣 my clients are so thankful for it ❤
i mix hand washing dish detergent and vinegar to clean my shower bc water here is hard. the vinegar doesnt react to any fixtures or whatever in my shower but it may do something to what u have
Do you use regular vinegar, double strength vinegar, or cleaning vinegar?
I also use regular strength white vinegar when I wash a load of clothes…it’s a great fabric softener alternative and helps get rid of smells in the clothes…
I saw an interesting video from Andrea Jean clean where she made up this awesome mixture of water, cleaning vinegar, and dawn and used it in a spray bottle…she even cleaned her curbside garbage bin with the mixture and made it look nice and pretty!
We’ve personally tried that dawn/cleaning vinegar/water mixture and it really does work well.
We spray it on whatever dirty surface, let it sit around 30 minutes, wipe the gunk up, spray the surface with water to rinse it off, wipe the water up, and the surface looks very clean! We’ve sold at least one relative on how awesome the mixture is so she’s starting to use the mixture as well!
Dude i use dishwashing liquid for everything including to mop the floor. That's the only product you need to clean honestly.
Yup. That and vinegar. And every once in a blue moon, baking soda.
Thanks for making me feel sane
Your soon realise its slightly corrosive to use on everything
Same. Thank you.
not good for everything as it dries things
Serious question-does anyone else besides me believe in also disinfecting the shower with bleach or any other type of disinfectant, or is cleaning it enough?
Ummmm…..yess… that’s the way a shower is supposed to be cleaned. That is the only way in my book. Never have I ever seen or heard of someone using dish soap……
I use a spray bottle with bleach. Let that sit for about 5 minutes!! Then rinse and clean the shower with scrubbing bubbles. Never tried dish soap any particular brand?
@@itsreallykati use dish soap to cut through the soap scum (which contains body oils). Afterwards, I spray down with isopropyl alcohol. It kills everything, even more than bleach, evaporates quickly, deodorizes, and disinfects. It's why you get an alcohol wipe when you get poked with a needle.
omg MORE pro cleaner videos!! please!!! this is brilliant!
I used to clean houses professionally but I never cleaned showers this way. I usually close the door from the inside and rinse all walls with clear water. After that I spray them down with bathroom cleaner, take a soft sponge, 'scrub' them and the floor, I rinse everything with clean water and use the window squeegee for the glass. That's all. There won't be any stains after drying.
@@elementeight8 huh?
@@elementeight8 You realize that literally everything is made of chemicals, right? Some clean better than others. Bathroom cleaner was chemically developed to specifically clean bathrooms and it works better to clean a shower than dish soap.
@@elementeight8 chemicals aka everything
@@vdussaut9182no, bathroom cleaner just keeps tilers in business 😅
I’m gonna try the dishwasher soap. Thanks for the tip
It’s life changing 🤩
Michele don’t use dishwasher liquid and if you do make sure to protect your hands with gloves. The creator was speaking about dishwashing liquid = dish soap like for hand washing . Dawn, Palmolive. Dishwasher detergent is corrosive on the hands
Doesn't it leave a residue? Wow can't believe it gets rid of hard water stains and soap scum?
Dawn might be the only cleaning product you need
@@bonne_vie I buy it by the 2 liter bottle. I make a DIY all purpose cleaner with water, Dawn and Borax, then a splash of lavender castille or Mrs Myers for the scent. I keep a bottle in the kitchen and in the bathroom. Awesome surface cleaner.
I use dawn dish soap cuz it was cheaper, lasted longer, and still got the job done. Im not the only weird one! Lol
Dawn is good for everything, I swear. I use the same thing. It cuts through body oils that collect in the shower and leaves it so clean it squeaks!
Denture brushes work great for door tracks too. The tapered side gets right in there.
This is an awesome tip! Thank you for sharing.
That’s what I use too, along with a toothbrush. Different sizes for different door tracks.
My usual go to is bicarbonate of soda and vinegar (where can ve used) ...in a paste and a nylon brush from the Pound/ Dollar / Euro store.
Hi! How do I get rid of black mold builds up between tiles... They are impossible to clean
use chlorine.
Use toilet bowl cleaner with bleach
I’ve had those nasty black mold for months in my bathroom and tried scrubbing them off with floor cleaner and nothing worked…. Until I soaked some kitchen napkins with full strength bleach and put the “wet towels” on the black moldy areas and kept it OVERNIGHT. And viola! The black mold was gone when I lifted up the towels in the morning 😊
It means you need to add ventilation in your bathroom.
Use vinegar….bleach just makes the spores fly everywhere. You can make a mix of dish soap and vinegar that works very well for showers. Recipe is online.
Washing up liquid is a brilliant cleaner ! Iv always used it .👍
Actually never knew this..
Something I learned when working in a school kitchen (bleach not allowed), washing up liquid and Brillo pads did the trick. Sanitiser as a finishing spray.
I fill a bucket with soapy water and use a soft broom to clean my ground floor windows outside, and also the facias too. It works a charm.
Dish soap + vinegar and maybe some bicarb eliminates the need to scrub! Spray it down with the liquid mixture, add bicarb to more stuck on bits. Wipes down effortlessly!
Bicarb plus vinegar basically cancel one another out. Together they make salt :(
shower at the gym and then walk away. you won't have to clean it. it's easier than what I see in this video
If you’re single, sure, but adults tend to have families.
@@markofsaltburn Don't speak for all adults, I'm glad to not have to take care of other ppl.
How do you rinse the shower? I would like have seen how you do that part. Thanks.
I came to the comments for this exact question. Without a hose attachment, I just fill a cup and splash the walls, but that’s not very efficient. Wonder if there’s a better way I’m not thinking of.
You dont have water in your shower? Just use the shower head to rinse
@@OmenaOmega the shower head can’t reach all the walls.
@@username00009 just point it at the directions you need rinsed. Its a bathroom so things should be able to get wet
I use a water pitcher to rinse the walls
I have the same orange microfiber towels!!
I always use Dawn and make it in various different strengths based on the amount of water so that I can use one cleaner around my whole house. I can't take the smell of all these different cleaners. Thank you so much
Dawn even has a dish soap spray now so it makes it easier.
wow. cleaning an already clean shower. impressive
What about all the calcium build up on theat glass? Dish washing detergents effective?
I clean my shower along the same way and I insist on doing it every five year wether it needs it or not . Hehe
Every five year? Am i missing something?
Nah I much prefer leaving it for three months.
Then suiting up and having at it with power tools
hahaha
I use dishwashing liquid too. My sensitive skin have no complain anymore. 😅
I like using a steamer. Everything is beyond clean!
I've found it's so much easier to just towel off any water at the end of a shower.
shower squeegee! I sluice off the walls (both tiled and glass) and the floor of my walk in shower/wet-room style bathroom after each shower, which only takes a minute but makes such a difference in how damp the air is and how clean it looks.
@@EmmaVB82 I've had a squeegee for years. I use it to move the water from the back part of the bathtub. The bathtub is raised in the center. It works great.
@@EmmaVB82 Thank you!! It takes a moment but is way easier than a weekly or bi-weekly cleaning. I do this at home and follow up with a towel. Never have to clean the shower walls. As a retired housecleaner, I would try to encourage clients to make use of the squeegee.
I clean my shower weekly with fairy washing up liquid, great results 🚿
It doesn’t matter if the bath tub or shower already looks clean, there are germs that are invisible to the human eye living on your bathroom walls, floors, shower etc ( germs that can only be seen with microscopic lenses etc )
Dawn is awesome!
Your so good !!! Thank you ❤️
THANK YOU ITS HELP ME CLEAN NOT SO HARD❤
Nice! Thank you!
What removes mold and mildew from grout? I'm not a pro but my boss wants that done and it drives me crazy. How do you get mold out of grout?
So you just wipe off the liquid detergent, not washing it off??
Rinse it off, then dry
I like to use a few sprays of HG limescale remover on the screen, helps a lot in hard water areas
Awesome
Top Job
Superb Quality
Amazing
I did not know this, goodbye buying 4 different cleaners. Thank you for sharing @bigcleanco and to everyone's advice here.
How to clean the black stuff from the showers corners?
I’ve been using dish washing liquid to clean my shower/tub since I was about 14. I couldn’t stand the smell of chemicals. I figured if it was good enough for my oily pots it was good enough for my shower. Glad to see that little discovery I made is an industry trick.
We use dish washing liquid and alcohol and water to clean the interior of the yacht I work on! Works great
Lysol wipes works wonders! Must be the alcohol in it!! This is the comment i was looking for! I just need to add dishwashing soap to the wipe and its a done deal lol
Mmm she probably means grain alcohol
This changed my life!!!!!!
Does the kind of dishwashing liquid matter? Is there any kind/brand that would NOT work, or is not recommend? 😊
Brand probably doesn't matter, but don't use the detergent that goes in the dishwasher, only the stuff you use to wash by hand.
Yes, it does matter!! I'm from the US and Liquid Dawn Dishwashing Soap (the blue one) works for absolutely everything!! I use it to pretreat my husband's work clothes that are always covered with car oil and grease. They come out perfect!! Liquid Dawn has never failed me!! ❤️
I use dish liquide for the bath room, toilet, windows and floors. ☝️
I guess am not a professional. I use bleach and Ajax. But to clean a clean shower I guess a rag with " dish washing liquid" will work
Yeah that wouldn’t work for my shower. I have hard water and it’s horrible.
Try scrubbing with toothpaste! I learned it from a Korean housewife who goes by Hamimommy on TH-cam
@@_Gaby_950 I’ve tried EVERYTHING! The water has a lot of calcium deposits in it so it has basically etched the door and the other glass parts of the shower. Here are some of the things I’ve tried. I have tried all cleaning products you can but that are supposed to clean off lime scale and calcium and non of them worked. I’ve tried lemon, juice, baking powder tooth paste, car wax, bees wax, floor stripper, magic eraser, dawn with peroxide and vinegar, fine steel wool, wood bleach, fabric softener sheets, ammonia, toilet bowl cleaner. There is so much more but I can’t remember. We’ve lived in the house for 16 years. We are just going to replace the one whole shower. First we are going to hook up to the county water so we won’t have the problems that go with having well water. When our electric goes out so does our water because the well pump is ran off electricity. We have to call out a plumber every year for something that breaks in it or needs to be replaced. Last time it was $600. I wish I could post a picture so you could see how bad it is. It’s not that I’m nasty and don’t clean it it won’t get clean.
@@deloreslate4028
Oh wow that's awful! I'm so sorry to hear that. I didn't realize you used well water.
The solutions you've tried are pretty much all I know of, so I'm sorry I can't be of further help. I hope your shower replacement goes well and is feasible at a low cost. God bless you.
@@deloreslate4028you need a water softener on your incoming water supply. If you can't do that or your main concern is about cleaning the shower then you can buy RO/DI water online to use for cleaning. Tip is if you have a local tropical fish store then they'll probably sell the water to you much more cheaply than online. RO/DI water is pure and will leave no residues. You can use a spray bottle or apply the water to the shower glass and tile and clean. Ideally rinse down after each shower, which is easily done with a garden sprayer. Good luck!
@@deloreslate4028 I would suggest kaboom with oxi clean and I got it from Amazon in the spray can. the directions say wait till it turns white to let you know it's ready to use. I would say wait at least 10 minutes and it does have a strong smell. It comes out purple when you spray it so don't be alarmed. it works wonders. Best of luck.
Works better if you add a little vinegar to mixture before spraying on surfaces!!
Any particular dishwashing liquid?
We use our own For All Australia - it’s a concentrated dishwashing liquid.
Liquid Dawn (the blue one).
I once tried dishwashing liquid when I ran out of floor tile cleaner and have never looked back.
Yeah dish soap works great!
No we professionals do not take everything out of the shower. It's less time consuming to just lift and wipe as you go and you're not completely rearranging your clients shower routine.
And we do not use a grout brush. We spray grout with peroxide and let it set while we're cleaning the rest of the bathroom. Then we spray and wipe the shower with a half water/vinegar mixture with just a little dish liquid added. So there's no need to rinse and you're not tracking soppy shoes around someone's house. And of course we go over everything one final time with a dry rag to shine. You can talk as fast as you want but I bet I can out clean you any day
Could you make videos on your routines? I would definitely support that channel!
So you lift the products when you scrub, then lift the products when you rinse, and lift again when you dry???
I take things off, and like she said wipe the products down, then do the shower and put everything back in its place after the shower is clean and dry
Some of us professionals do remove everything especially if there are shampoo spills and "pink stuff" hiding behind them along with built up soap scum, not to mention razors and bottles without tops. Showers can be hectic! Some jobs are not restricted to light cleaning that only require a quick wipe and done. A great cleaner knows that there are indeed many ways to clean and respects others who are in the same field who aren't aware of their tricks to clean faster/be more efficient.
Most of us cleaners, professionals and beginners, are looked down on for choosing this industry even though it pays our bills. The least we can do for this underdog community is support one another and be helpful and realize that we will never know all there is to cleaning.
Less time consuming to lift everything one at a time to clean under and then again to dry under than to take it all out once and put it back once? Yeah I don't think so. If you're wearing your shoes where it's wet and then walking around without drying them your gonna track stuff through the house anyway so I don't get your point. You might think you might be able to "out clean" this person any day and you might be right, although judging by your comment I have serious doubts, your attitude means you wouldn't be getting a second call.
I'm a professional as in been cleaning my household & own bathrooms since I've been 11 yrs old. For sure first clean off the product bottles, esp the bottoms. Take everything thing out, then clean the shower thoroughly & replace items. For hardwater zones it's a pia.
I tottaly agree! This is how Ive been doing for 3 or 4 years. Everysince I moved in apartament where we had shower similar to this. Very small. And with comercial cleaner it was really horrible because of the strong chemical scent. But with those three ingredience... Fairy/baking soda/vinegar.. not only less harmfull for health but ridiculously more effective. I clean my entire house with with just those 3. And its spotless. Occassionally I use toilet cleaner.. but thats it..
What is fairy that you listed before baking soda and vinegar?
I put bleach in a pump bottle.
Hose the glass and tile down with bleach .
Wait 10 min
Hose down with water.
Done.
Or is this method wrong?
What do you use for the grout?
Have you tried a steam cleaner. It cleans grout without any real effort on your part.
@daisyjuiced5630 i have but the stains are quite bad. Old tenants were filth
@@vikkeec9955 I use a bleach gel (thicker than liquid bleach). In Australia- ‘white king bathroom power gel’. It gets rid of any staining or mould etc in grout or silicone caulking. Just squeeze it on affected areas, can let it sit a little awhile and/ or use a grout brush if it’s really bad. But gets rid of everything easily.
Such hard work.
I use to have a housekeeper who was the best housekeeper ever. She was always very quiet while cleaning and there was never a chemical smell and she was really respectful of items. She would always put my personal tems back EXACTLY how she found them
I use jif to clean the tiles but don't use it on the glass it'll scratch the glass. And yeah you can use the brush on the glass too and don't forget to scrub the floor
How about for hard water stains on glass shower doors? I just moved to an area with hard water and it's new to me.
Dishwashing soap wont remove mineral deposits left by water.
What type of cloth are you using
this might be a dumb question but how do you effectively rinse everything in showers that only have the shower heads and not the handheld shower things?
I would use a jug
One cleaner on here used a large fast food cup. Her name is Angela Brown.
@@heyyou9267 lol. Am surprised this is a question asked multiple times. Thought it's obvious lol
@@misselle1430 nah, don't hold it against em, when I started cleaning, I had no idea what to do 😅
I thought it said "This is how a professor cleans a shower" and tuned in for some chemistry magic...
So is the soap rinsed off after applying or wait till the next shower
The rinse is the tricky bit, could you show that?
Rinse with a jug
Thank you. Im really trying to get the grime out. I'll definitely try dish washing liquid 🙂
The dish soap just gets the gunk out but no disinfection is done. I'd still wear slippers in that shower 👀
You will also need slippers for when you're standing on your dishes. 😆
Dish soap and bar soaps are anti-bacterial so no you won’t need to add any other chemicals. This is why we use it for our plates and cups. It removes bacteria.
@@FRElston no coz I don't pee on my dishes
@@tynikquasmith7170 sorry to burst your bubble but dish washing liquids and soaps are actually not cleansers just cleaners/degreasers. To effectively disinfect your dishes you'd need to wash with the dish soap then rinse with preferably hot water and THEN soak them in water that has germ killing products. IT DOES NOT DISINFECT. So your home is still filthy.
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How do you clean between overlapping shower doors?
How to get rid of soap scums on a shower glass?
There is a cleaning spray for that; I can't think of the name, though.
Use an oven scratcher, carefully of course 😊Works best!
I heard ashes from the fireplace works .
I always rinse and then use a squeegee. Just for peace of mind. If there’s mold or hard water stains, which are very much prevalent where I live and work, I use a mr clean magic eraser or even soft scrub
What do you use on the glass doors? magic eraser and soft scrub are both abrasive.
How can you find this services?
I thought I was the only one using dishwashing liquid...Nicely done ✔️ 😅 😂
How much does it cost to get it professionally cleaned, lets say, once a week?
I'm hoping this is going to motivate me, I think it's working. Also I use news paper on glass to dry it, you will never have windows sparkle more than if you used newspaper
Good advice. I can't stand when folks mop without sweeping up all the gunk, especially in the loo. I also can't understand why if the loo brush is tucked away in the corner. It is like someone hiding h away yukky stuff. No, the brush should be clean and in view. No sticking it jn a corner. It means it is dirty as hell
What cloths do you use?
Hi Kacie, how do you charge, per hour or per square foot?
Great!
Thank you, this might seem logic for you, but I had no idea how to start 😂
I am a profesional house keeper and I don't see you using harsh cleaners unless the clients ask but those places really need some bleach to disinfect
Thank you kindly🤍
i’ll do this for my house once i get paid for it
I use Dr. bronners to clean my shower
Turns out I'm a professional
It never even crossed my mind to use dish washing soap.
This makes sense because I wouldn't want strong chemical fumes in a bathroom that has no window. I guess use the dish soap first and then spray the trouble areas with a more aggressive cleaner.
New sub! Thank you 😊 👍
Please also make a video about how you eat an apple
Dishwashing liquid and laundry powder are enough for almost all cleaning.
@kacie_thebigcleanco aren't you supposed to clean the floor as well??
That's crazy I HAVE THE SAME SHOWER
I don’t professionally Clean a shower. I wash *with water not spray and also use a soft scrub not a cloth 😊
Wow, how ever did you get that shower that was already 99% clean to 100% clean?
It won’t get off the hard water scale here
No one uses disinfectant?
Vinegar is a disinfectant
How long does it take you
I've been a professional housekeeper for years and this absolutely is a great way to make your entire shower nothing but slick and dangerous!!! This is another fine example of absolute bullshit passing as a homekeeping 'tip'. Hopefully, she won't get sued when someone falls and gets a concussion or broken arm from using this bad advice. And especially do not do this in a bathroom for anyone elderly or who might have mobility issues.
For REAL cleaning of your bathroom shower, use Barkeeper's Friend. Works better and faster, and rinses cleaner!!
Surely if the dish soap is rinsed and cleaned from everywhere properly (as most cleaning products should be) then it wouldn't make any difference?
Edit: typo
I use Dawn dish soap every time I clean my tub and have never had a slippery tub. It’s called rinsing the suds away 🤦🏽♀️ This is a ridiculous comment.
You need to be careful and it makes it very slippery but it's very effective at removing any soft grease/soapscum in the shower. It will not remove hard water stains however and you need an acid based cleaner and agitation to get rid of those. I learned this from Aurikatiriina who cleans practically everything with dish soap!
@@emilyfoster6487 I love her! Watch a video whenever I need a kick up the bum to do my own home 🙂
Professional cleaners use descalers, mild abrasives, steam and detergent