No way! You can buy a new liner for like $10. You're stuck with a door forever.

My doors don't funk up.

They are 51+ yrs old. Came with the house, actually.

So when you suggest drying the thing, how do you do that? With your bath towel after each shower? Drying probably takes a lot less force than scrubbing, so I guess it's doable. Seems like a lot of work. I'm looking for less work.

When I lived in a nice townhouse, before we bought this old place, I had a shower with doors. I liked them but they got really nasty. I'm pretty sure that was hard water deposits. Although I was young then and probably didn't clean as much as I should have.

I know it's going to kill me somehow, but I love Clean Shower spray

That means it's cancer in a spray bottle.

It's probably not cancer in a spray bottle.

Probably.

I'm surprised there is anything in california at all. When I went there for vacation last year, my rental car was brand new and the entire drivers window was covered with a huge sticker about it containing chemical know to the state of California to cause cancer

CA 3 & 4 star hotels with a brass plaque by the front door with that same warning. :rolleyes:

I wonder if they know it makes the state come across as even less fun than Utah

consider changing soaps. I use Dr Bronners liquid castille soap. i don't get soap scum, just mildew from the folds. New place has a glass door shower, and the cunts didn't clean it ever. not even when they moved out. Still had a cake of soap on the top ledge. cunts. black hair cunts. I had one go with Lime away on the doors, but it's gonna take tougher stuff to get through it. Then I'll get a squeegie and dry it after each shower(yeah right)

Get a nylon pot scraper and just scrape it off. Fast and easy on soap scum. An old credit card might work too. Much faster than cleanser and a sponge.

Oh wait. You're talking about water deposits.

Maybe a hammer and a trip to a glass place.

I have a headlight cleaning bit for my drill and some polish. I thought about trying that.

I wonder if a handheld steam cleaner would help? They aren't very expensive.

Takes ten seconds. Not an end-all, but it makes a difference.