You can wash a shower curtain in the washing machine. Just pitch in a towel , add detergent, and wash it as you would any other load of laundry. Hang it back up in the bathroom and let it air dry.
The best way to clean a bathroom shower curtain is to wash it in a washing machine with several towel in a cold water setting. You should then hang it outside to dry.
If you have a regular plastic shower curtain you can keep it cleaner by making sure after each use it is spread out and left to dry. If mold has built up at at the bottom it's best to simply buy another one.
Before you start make sure you have a mild bathroom cleaner and cloth. Put the cleaner on the shower panels that you want to clean. Let it sit for a few minuets. Then use the cloth to wipe it clean. After than rinse the shower with clean water.
lemon juice or vinegar and some newspaper
The best way to have clean water, is to boil it. Water purifiers are a close second, and although they still clean your water, they are not the best way to have clean water.
The best way to clean a bathroom shower curtain is to wash it in a washing machine with several towel in a cold water setting. You should then hang it outside to dry.
If you have a regular plastic shower curtain you can keep it cleaner by making sure after each use it is spread out and left to dry. If mold has built up at at the bottom it's best to simply buy another one.
The best way to clean these curtain rings is to scrub them very hard. You can scrub them with a lime scum cleaner, using a very hoarse material.
You can clean the cloth (or outer curtain) in the washing machine. You can clean the inner curtain (liner) with Clorox Clean up, its great, you don't even have to scrub. You can also use a mixture of 3 oz bleach to 1 gallon of water, add a teaspoon of TSP if you have it. (Trisodium Phosphate - sold in hardware stores). Hope this helped. -If you found this helpful, be sure to "Recommend" kevlarster
There are several ways to get soap scum off a shower curtain. One of the easiest ways I have found is to put the shower curtain in the washing machine with a couple of bath towels and wash it on gentle after spraying it with a commercial cleaner. Then during the rinse cycle I also add about a 1/2 cup of vinegar. I find my shower curtain fresh and like new.
A shower curtain can often be cleaned simply by removing it and washing it in the washing machine. If one is concerned about using all natural products, there are many of these available for use in the laundry.
Small weights at the bottom of the curtain works.
Before you start make sure you have a mild bathroom cleaner and cloth. Put the cleaner on the shower panels that you want to clean. Let it sit for a few minuets. Then use the cloth to wipe it clean. After than rinse the shower with clean water.
Use straight white vinegar to soak the shower faucets. This way you won't have to deal with chemicals.
The best way I know of is to shower every day, keep very clean, and WAIT!
Any shower curtain is prone to occasional mildew, due to the fact that they hang in the most moisture filled room in anyone’s home. While you’ve got your steamy shower to blame for the unpleasant appearance of mildew on your shower curtain and your occasional hot water running from the sink in your lavatory, most people don’t realize that even flushing your toilet releases a mist of moisture in the air which can also contribute to the damp conditions that cause mildew to grow on shower curtains. The best way to prevent mildew on your shower curtain, of course, is to dry the curtain after a shower, however, this method just isn’t at all that practical and can be very tedious and time consuming. Seriously…who does that? A method that works extremely well and only takes a few seconds of your time is to use a solution made of bleach and water on your shower curtain after each shower. You can use any old spray bottle. Fill it two-thirds of the way with water and one-third with bleach. Once you are out of the shower, pull your shower curtain away from any surface it may rest against and lightly spray it with the solution, especially in any area where the shower curtain may rest against another surface such as the tub or shower walls. This will keep your shower curtain free of most of the bacteria that cause mildew to grow and keep it looking almost like new without putting enough bleach on it to deteriorate the fabric. If your shower curtain is made of a fabric that can not handle bleach or would be discolored by bleach there are color safe bleaches which will not discolor your shower curtain when you use them. If you are sensitive to bleach yourself or have an allergic reaction to bleach, you can also find bleach alternatives, which are far easier on those who cannot necessarily deal with the straight bleach solution to keep the mildew off of their shower curtain. You will want to dilute these with water as well and use them in the same fashion to prevent mildew on your shower curtain.
The best way to clean and maintain a shower door rubber seal to prevent mold and mildew buildup is to regularly clean it with a mixture of water and vinegar, and ensure it is completely dry after each use to prevent moisture buildup.