Secure the bag over the shower head with a rubber band, string, twist ties, or strong hair elastics. Secure it tightly. Make sure the shower head holes are fully immersed in the liquid. If you decide ...

There is an inexpensive and easy way to clean shower heads using one of my favorite household items, vinegar! So before you call the plumber, try this simple hint: If you can remove the shower head, ...

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There’s nothing better than a hot shower. Sure bubble baths are relaxing, but when you want to feel squeaky clean, a shower can’t be beat. The only problem? A bathroom shower head can get dirty and ...

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Vinegar is a popular natural cleaner, but it may not be the best choice for your stone shower. Before you spray, find out why ...

We hate to break it to you, but cloudy shower doors are a sign that you’re not cleaning often enough. And it might be because scrubbing glass can be about as much fun as scrubbing the toilet or making ...

Scientists have long touted vinegar as a powerhouse cleaner. And as people seek more eco-friendly (and cheaper) products, the versatile pantry staple, which contains acetic acid and water, is gaining ...

Think you know how to clean a shower? If you’re not following these tips for tile, stone and more, you might accidentally ruin yours. Our editors and experts handpick every product we feature. We may ...

If you haven't cleaned your shower head in a while, it's time to get out the vinegar. Mineral deposits like limescale can build up inside, causing all sorts of trouble, like low water pressure or ...

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