Rejuvenate Scrub Free Soap Scum Remover Shower Glass Door Cleaner Works on Ceramic Tile, Chrome, Plastic and More 24oz

Works on rest but not on my stainless steel sink so a 4

Es perfecto para la limpieza del vidrio del baño

So I am not going to tell you how long it has been since I cleaned my tub, because I dont want to be judged. Lets just say it is my least favorite task! I tried many brands and some diy stuff too (dawn and vinegar). Nothing cut through the soap scum. I googled best tub cleaner and this brand was first in line. Nothing to lose except 10$ if it didnt work. I sprayed my tub down with it before going to bed. Got up next morning, wet it down, and sprayed some more. While it did require some scrubbing (although the bottle says just spray and rinse), the scrubbing was not too bad! Super pleased, and I just might not mind cleaning the tub so much!

Works great just spray it on and leave it for a couple of minutes then rinse with water and glass is beautiful again.

This product works fantastic for cleaning the shower glass. Ordered it on a whim and extremely satisfied.

Wow! Stone tile shower with a glass door, glass sinks, fiberglass shower insert, faux marble sinks, stainless steel kitchen sinks - it didnt matter. This took off soap scum and hard water build up like magic! You do have to wipe it down lightly after leaving it set for a few minutes. I used one of those inexpensive, fluffy nylon body scrubber balls. I didnt have to scrub. I used this while my wife and daughter were away visiting family. I wanted to clean as a nice surprise. Our shower was in bad shape. The door was so frosted over, you could only see shapes - not who or what was on the other side. We even squeegee the door every time we shower - our water is just hard and it builds up regardless. I had tried every bathroom cleaner, acid and every other cleaner I could find. It took two applications and our shower door looks like the day it was installed. This is not only the glass but the brushed nickle metal surround as well. I immediately sprayed the stone tile, let it sit 5 minutes and wiped lightly with the nylon scrubber - 2 applications were needed due to buildup but the natural stone tile looks brand new! Now I was on a roll! The shower heads and hand rails were next, the bathroom sinks, the second bathroom and then the kitchen. I used 4 bottles as each area required 2 coats to remove heavy buildup - but that is much cheaper than replacing glass doors, sinks and hardware!! I didnt say a word when my ladies got home. Both walked into their respective bathrooms to drop off makeup kits. There was an immediate, OH MY GOSH! HOW DID YOU DO THAT? IVE BEEN TRYING FOR YEARS! My wife was actually in tears. Gentlemen, forget flowers, chocolate and all of that! If youve made her mad or just want to be her Knight in Shining Armour, get this and clean the uncleanable! I would also recommend some stretching - youre going to need it! Both of my ladies were blown away. Ill wait a little while before I tell them how easy it was. At least for now, I grab my bottle of Rejuvinate, the nylon scrubber, shut the bathroom door and perform magic as far as the girls are concerned. Once you get the initial buildup removed, this would truly be a spray and rinse product. Used once a month as a preventative - depending on water hardness, it would work great. For heavy buildup, spray, let sit for 5 minutes and scrub with soft scrubber sponge, rinse, repeat.

Im not sure how I feel about this. It works very well ... but it has an overwhelmingly fake smell. Think cheap dryer sheets x 10. The bottle says UNSCENTED. Really?? It made me nauseous.

It will take several times using to see a big difference, although it was being used on an older shower door.

I bought an older home which appeared to be in great condition but I discovered there was soap scum in the shower which is about 30 in x 60 inches. I first tried commericial cleaners Kaboom and Scrubbing Bubbles. Kaboom did not appear to work. Scrubbing Bubbles was a little helpful. For both products I tried leaving it on longer than the instructions said and scrubbing with a bristle brush to no noticeable difference. I also tried various do it yourself methods with vinegar and baking soda and Dawn dishwashing soap -- both unheated and heated. The DIY with a little scrubbing was more effective then both Kaboom and Scrubbing Bubbles. But the best remover of all was Rejuvenate which is really quite cheap and doesnt require any scrubbing. It does have a mild scent but no way as overpowering as Kaboom. I used two 24 oz spray bottles of Rejuvenate and am on bottle three now. Scrubbing a little with the coarse side of a scrubbing sponge was effective for the top most layer(s) of scum but doesnt seem to make a difference with the lower levels. The soap scum is now only visible if you know where to look for it. So now I spray a little once a day and have decided this is a product I will use all the time, replacing Scrubbing Bubbles (which is the greatest product for returning the shine to chrome.)

Good stuff