How to Clean Glass Shower Doors (Even If You Have Hard Water!)

My daily shower cleaning involves using a squeegee just to get the beads of water off the doors; that's honestly half the battle. Then about once a week, I spray Grove Collaborative's Orange & Rosemary Tub & Tile Cleaner on the shower doors, faucet, and tile and give everything a quick wipe-down.

About once a month, I use my HomeRight SteamMachine to really deep clean the shower from top to bottom. There's a new SteamMachine--did you know that? It's the SteamMachine Elite, and I'll be demo-ing one soon, but I also love my 53 model--I use to it to clean and sanitize literally the entire house!

All I do is give everything a spritz of cleaner, let it work for a few minutes, then tackle the glass doors with the SteamMachine's squeegee attachment.

I promise that if any hard water stains or soap scum managed to make a home on the glass doors, the SteamMachine's 290° steam and 55 psi of pressure are going to knock it loose!
Then I put the large nylon brush on to get all the nooks and crannies in the door track and around the faucet. If it's your first time using the steam cleaner and you have really hard crud deposits, use the small brass brush for extra friction.

Since I've been doing a pretty good job of keeping up with my daily and weekly cleaning, letting the SteamMachine works its magic on the shower only takes a few minutes. Then I just wipe down the tile and doors with a clean cloth and enjoy the sparkle that I achieved without harsh chemicals. I can almost smell the clean!