How To Get Stains Off Of Shower Floor

Don t get solvent on plastic such as drain covers.

How to get stains off of shower floor.

If all the water fails to drain completely out of the shower and instead pools on the floor the lining of the shower can begin to rust leaving a reddish brown stain. If the stain doesn t come off easily lay the vinegar soaked cloth over. Of borax and 2 cups of hot water in a spray bottle if the mold remains. Shake the spray bottle to combine the ingredients then spray the solution onto the shower floor over the mold.

Rinse the shower floor with clean water. If necessary use a nonabrasive brush or cloth to scrub the stain. Wipe solvent off before you rinse the stain to keep the solvent from going down the drain. Scrub the stain with the cloth.

The tile and glass for the shower is new but the pan is original 22 years old. Of white vinegar 1 tsp. Scour the mold with a scrub brush let the solution sit on the stain for 15 minutes then rinse with clean water. Never use any kind of polish or wax on a shower floor or inside a bathtub on the bottom surface or the top of the sides.

Apply a small amount to the stain. Dust the shower floor with a thin layer of baking soda then wet a cloth with white vinegar. After letting it sit for 15 minutes scrub the area lightly with a cloth. The wet humid conditions found in showers make it an easy target for rust and hard water stains.

If you are a landlord or live in a college dorm you will likely experience a super nasty shower or tub floor at some point. Allow the bleach to penetrate the stain for several minutes. If the floor of your fiberglass shower is home to tough mildew stains you can remove them with chlorine bleach. My fiberglass shower pan has a stain presumably from hard water that i cannot remove.

For older stains that are tougher to remove mix together baking soda and vinegar until you get a paste then spread the paste onto the stains.