Cleaning Soap Scum in Tubs and Showers
Since stopping soap scum build up is way simpler than cleaning it, wipe the bath walls and doorways after every usage with a microfibre fabric. If it's too-late for prevention, use a degreasing chemical and apply a lot of pressure.
You will need the following:
•        Powerful Alkaline or Soap Scum Remover
•        Dishwasher Detergent
•        Water
•        Stiff Scrub Brush or White, Nylon-Backed Scrub Sponge
To be 100% certain the job is done, the best bet is to hire a professional carpet cleaners. If you choose to do it yourself make sure to follow these steps:
1. Â Â Â Â Â Â Get a great alkaline scum cleaner at a janitorial supply shop or break down a few of automatic dish washer detergent in a container of hot water.
2. Â Â Â Â Â Â Straight after a bath when all walls have not yet dried out, cover the impacted area and allow your cleaning solution to soak for minimum quarter-hour.
3.       After soaking, utilize a white or rigid stiff brush, clean the walls with a nylon-backed scrub sponge. You might have to scrub a couple of times to make sure you’re rig of all the build-up.
4. Â Â Â Â Â Â Rinse thoroughly with clean water.
Tip
For tile wall space or frosted bath, use a light coating of lemon oil from time to time to help avoid build-up. For a porcelain bathtub, use a light coat of wax to the edges (never ever the base) of the bathtub.