Maintain Your Glass Shower Exclosures-

Adding glass shower enclosures or glass shower or shower doors to your bathroom is a wonderful way to add style and beauty to the room, but when the glass is dirty or covered in soap scum, even the most elegant shower can be an eyesore.

While there are a number of products that are great for cleaning glass, tiles, and the metal accessories found in most showers, we thought it would be nice to help our customers keep their showers clean by offering some tips and tricks that we’ve picked up on shower maintenance over the years.

It is always best to use shower enclosures whenever you’re replacing an existing unit or renovating from scratch. Our range of glass shower enclosures and bath screens offer something for everyone ranging from the designer to traditional shower selection.

Shower cubicles, or shower systems, as they are sometimes known, are complete shower kits that come with everything including the base, screen and walls. Stylish, easy to install, easy to clean and relatively inexpensive, these cubicles are a popular alternative to traditionally tiled shower recesses. You could also add a touch of the spa to your shower room by incorporating different styles of shower enclosures.

This includes creating a wet room. You can convert a small shower into a wet room area by using frame-less doors. These feature tempered glass which is extra strong. You might also choose to have a partial-tile wall, and then fit the rest of the shower area with a sliding glass door. Fitting a plastic or acrylic wall around your shower, curved in order to create the feeling of a spa, will add an extra dimension to your shower room.

Cleaning Shower Glass Enclosure With Vinegar:

White vinegar also works wonders removing scum from the glass walls and shower doors. If the glass is dry, wet it using regular water and then take a small squeegee and clear the water from the glass. After that, use a spray bottle with undiluted white vinegar and cover the area you wish to clean. Now just spray it clean with regular water to remove hard water deposits and minimize their chance to stain the glass.