Cleaning shower with grey/white "water spots".

larry barnhart wrote:
We did 6 months each winter and Az water will make deposit's on showers but really didn't show up until 6 months of sitting at home and during the hot days that was when it showed. We sold the alpenlite in July and the shower was like new. chevman

Heck the whole RV looked new!!!

We did 6 months each winter and Az water will make deposit's on showers but really didn't show up until 6 months of sitting at home and during the hot days that was when it showed. We sold the alpenlite in July and the shower was like new. chevman

Ultra dawn dish soap on the shower walls, floor and on the glass also. At least once a week, usually on Saturdays depending on the day that we leave the campground. Sometimes twice a week. I use a vehicle white wash mitt to wash them. I have a small rack that the wash mitt hangs on when not in use.Works great for us.

Always nice to read another method to fix a tough job.

chevman

We have solved the problem. At first we tried this and it did not work, but here is what we did. Using Vinegar a little water and baking soda. We mixed very little backing soda in the liquid (mostly vinegar)to create a very light feel to the texture so the baking soda did not scratch the shower. We used a teflon scrubber and applied and scrubbed in a circular motion. After 5 min we rinsed off. Please note, that if you wait to long the mixture will thicken and become too rough to use and will need further dilution with additional vinegar. On the glass we used WD-40, then let it sit for 5 min and scrape off with a razor blade.
From this point on we hope to use a liquid cleaner for maintenance. (Better Life Tub and Tile cleaner....we found on Amazon)

ford truck guy wrote:
I just put a coat of wax on mine.... everything runs off with no water spots. just don't do the floor !

I thought I was going to be the only one doing the wax, have for years, no water spots on mine. That ,and of course squeegee the glass ,and wipe down.

To say more about what I did first was in the home and then the fifth but I decided to past wax the walls. I was a concrete finisher for half my working life and know hard work and rubbing that past wax off was about the hardest I had to rub off and then many years later I did the easy off and the wax turned yellow and had to redo many spots but finally I did and as I type I realize that was last summer. The wax was not needed but made the removal more work. a 2001 alpenlite fifthwheel that had a shower looking new when it was sold in July. The shower was of high quality. chevman

larry barnhart wrote:
the blue can of easy off says not for aluminum. I didn't get any on our gold color Aluminum. Remember the blue can only. chevman

I am betting plain ol aluminum is the issue. Using it on Anodized for me has been fine.

the blue can of easy off says not for aluminum. I didn't get any on our gold color Aluminum. Remember the blue can only. chevman

I just put a coat of wax on mine.... everything runs off with no water spots. just don't do the floor !