Causes of limescale and mould
Are you looking for a clean shower cubicle? During showering, damp and skin grease enter the shower cubicle. Soap residues also build up on the walls of the shower cubicle. Limescale in your shower cubicle is formed as water drops evaporate or dry in the air. It is important to clean your shower cubicle with the right products to prevent limescale and mould. The bathroom looks fresh and your shower cubicle lasts longer.
Cleaning a shower: 4 tips
Everyone knows the problem: the bathroom has been cleaned and the next day the limescale reappears. Various tips are shared on the internet. HG selected a random number of tips that could help to prevent limescale in your shower. Clean your shower cubicle quickly? Use HG bathroom cleaner all surfaces.
1. Ventilate your bathroom
Do you have mechanical ventilation or a waste heat recovery unit? Put the switch on the highest setting during showering and cleaning. Leave it on this setting for at least 15 minutes after showering or cleaning. It is also recommended to open the bathroom door to air it properly.
2. Dry your shower cubicle
The best maintenance for your shower cubicle is to rinse the shower cubicle, the showerhead, and the tap with cold water as quickly as possible after every shower. Then use a squeegee to dry to the walls. Then wipe off the showerhead and tap with a dry cloth or towel.
3. Use a tumble-dryer sheet
A golden tip is to use a tumble-dryer sheet. The ingredients in the sheet soften all deposits. This makes it even easier to remove all soap residues and water drops. Use a microfibre cloth to clean the glass shower door effectively.
4. Clean with cleaning vinegar
Vinegar kills bacteria and mould and helps to dissolve limescale at the same time. If necessary, you can use a steel sponge to remove the limescale (nb: not on glass or other surfaces that are prone to scratching). Then rinse everything off with the showerhead.
If the water does not run away after use? Use HG bathroom cleaner all surfaces.
HG bathroom cleaner all surfaces: safe every-day shower cleaner
HG bathroom cleaner all surfaces is a must-have in your store cupboard. It is the ideal every-day cleaner for washbasins, shower cubicles, and tiled walls. It removes soap residues, skin grease, and minor limescale.
HG bathroom cleaner all surfaces can be used without any problems on all materials, including marble and non-calciferous natural stone.
How do you use HG bathroom cleaner all surfaces:
- Spray the surface to be cleaned.
- Leave the bathroom cleaner to absorb briefly.
- Rinse off.
How to clean a shower screen: 3 tips
A glass shower door and glass walls are perhaps the most beautiful ways to screen your shower. There are a number of things you can do to keep your shower screen clean:
- After showering, dry the glass with a squeegee.
- Remove any soap residues with a tumble-dryer sheet.
- Clean your glass shower door or glass wall with cleaning vinegar.
Clean less and more conveniently? Use our HG shower screen protector. The formula protects your shower cubicle against limescale and dirt and makes the cubicle dirt-repellent. It means you need to clean less often and cleaning is easier. You enjoy a shiny, clean shower for longer.
Frequently Asked Questions about how to clean a shower cubicle
What is the cause of limescale and mould?
During showering, damp, and skin grease enter the shower cubicle. Soap residues also build up on the walls of the shower cubicle. Limescale is formed as water drops evaporate or dry in the air.
How do I clean my shower cubicle?
You can clean your shower cubicle and keep it clean in various ways:
- Ventilate your bathroom.
- Dry your shower cubicle.
- Use a tumble-dryer sheet.
- Clean with cleaning vinegar.
Use a powerful shower cleaner, such as HG bathroom cleaner all surfaces.
Which HG product do I use to clean my shower cubicle?
HG bathroom cleaner all surfaces is the ideal every-day cleaner for washbasins, shower cubicles, and tiled walls. It removes soap residues, skin grease, and minor limescale. HG bathroom cleaner all surfaces can be used without any problems on all materials, including marble and non-calciferous natural stone.
How do I clean my shower screen?
There are a number of things you can do to keep your shower screen clean:
- After showering, dry the glass with a squeegee.
- Remove any soap residues with a tumble-dryer sheet.
- Clean your glass shower door or glass wall with cleaning vinegar.