I have hard white stuff on my clear glass shower doors. Does any one know how to get it off. tylex wont work.

I have used WD 40 and it helps to keep it from fogging also.





http://www.twbc.org/wd40.htmI have hard white stuff on my clear glass shower doors. Does any one know how to get it off. tylex wont work.
if you start wiping off your shower doors after you take a shower, then the water spots are more than likely to start disappearing with time...may take about 2 days, but it does work. Also while your taking a shower wash the doors and let the water droplets that form on you door wash off the chemicals!I have hard white stuff on my clear glass shower doors. Does any one know how to get it off. tylex wont work.
There is a bathtub cleaner called ';The Works';. It is cheap and it will get anything off. You don't even have to use gloves with it. You can get it at Wal-Mart for a couple of bucks!
vinegar
CLR, always works for me.
limescale,wash down with white vinegar leave and rinse off after about an hour
try vinegar.
Calcium build up.





Vinegar is cheap %26amp; will remove it. Use a sponge soaked in vinegar then wash with soap %26amp; water.
Clorox cleanup will do it all, it's the only cleaner I keep in the house besides comet which will work well too with elbow grease.
bleach and water and let it soak it wont hurt it i had the same problem
CLR or Lime Away will cut it right off.
tylex is anti-mildew, you need and anti-soap scum remover. Rebel Scum
I agree with dolphin2253, you'll find nothing better than ';The Works';.
My husband and I clean rental homes after the tenants have been evicted, pretty bad!!! We cleaned the shower doors with a product found online www.viperwiper.com. Use it with alcohol if it is real bad you'll need a whole bottle of alcohol but it will get everything in that bathroom shining bright ready for show!! This product is amazing it cleans everything and is machine washable, I have had mine for years!!
What you probably have is calcium carbonate deposits, otherwise known as ';lime';. Any of the commercial products like CLR or Lime Away that the others have mentioned will work. Those products are acids that are chemically strong enough to strip it away. As long as you're not stupid with those products, they're safe to use, but do use rubber gloves, especially if your skin is sensitive, and run the bathroom vent fan to make sure you have some ventilation. DON'T MIX CLEANING CHEMICALS!! That is dangerous! Rinse those products away before you try doing the regular cleaning to finish up.