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Or, you know, simply use soap and water in a small bucket, which is much less likely to be inhaled and will smell much better. Sometimes just water will work. Y
by Broken_Hippo 9y ago
Or, you know, simply use soap and water in a small bucket, which is much less likely to be inhaled and will smell much better. Sometimes just water will work. You can also steam clean with plain water. These will clean most things, including windows if you use a squeegee. Simply wiping with water will make things appear clean, and magic erasers (soap free) can be used for stubborn stains.
Tubs and showers aren't generally a problem if you rinse and squeegee after you are done. Curtains are a pain, but doors are similar. Plain dishsoap takes off soap scum.
- tomohawk 9y agoAbsolutely. Squeegee after use also helps a lot. If you get mildew, using a squeegee will usually prevent that. To get rid of it, though, use fresh hydrogen peroxide instead of bleach. The vinegar/dish detergent mixture really gets the soap scum, though.