It's been a while since I've cleaned the shower door, as you can see in this picture:
The shower door is fairly new, and I still haven't landed on a completely satisfactory cleaning approach. I reasoned that the cloudiness was caused predominantly by soap scum, so I stared the cleaning process with soap scum cleaner and a cloth rag. It got some of the cloudiness, but it still wasn't clean:
Next I went after it with Windex and a paper towel. Again, some improvement, but not great:
Then, I decided to try a trick I read about on the World Wide Web. One person who had worked in a motel described how they always cleaned their shower doors using a dryer sheet that they'd moistened with water. I decided to give this a try. I found that the dryer sheet seemed to loosen more of the cloudiness, but I needed to follow up after it with Windex again to remove the loosened gunk. Here is the result:
A nice shiny door. My recommendation: go straight for the dryer sheet followed up by a swipe of Windex.
What's you assessment of preventive measures? I squeegee. We also splurged on coated glass. 3 years later, no cloudiness.
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