If vinegar’s smell makes you want to run for the hills (it is a bit punchy), use lemon juice instead. It’s naturally acidic and smells like a fresh summer day. Cut a lemon in half, dip it in a bit of salt for grit, and rub it directly on the spots.
This is also a great way to pretend you’re a gourmet chef doing something fancy. Just don’t serve that lemon to guests afterward. Trust me.
For the Love of Glass: The Commercial Lifesaver
Some spots are like that one friend who refuses to leave the party. For super stubborn deposits on glass, try a commercial cleaner like CLR or Bar Keepers Friend. Read the label, follow the instructions, and you’ll be spot-free in no time.
Or, if you’re feeling lazy (no judgment), buy a Rain-X spray for your shower doors. It creates a barrier that prevents new spots from sticking. It’s like sunscreen, but for your bathroom.
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