Shower head
- Unscrew the head if you can, and soak it in a bowl of white vinegar and water for an hour
- Brush the nozzles with an old toothbrush, then rinse and refit
- If it is fixed, fill a bag with vinegar and tie it around the head for an hour, then wipe and run the water
Glass screen
- Wet the glass and apply a limescale remover or vinegar spray, leaving it for a few minutes
- Wipe with a microfibre cloth, then squeegee from top to bottom
- Dry the edges and the seals
Keep it clear
- Squeegee after every shower
- Leave the door open to air out the bathroom
- Clean the head every month or two
Common questions
Can vinegar damage a shower head?
Not on most chrome or plastic heads, but avoid long soaks on brass or gold finishes and check the manufacturer's guidance.
Would you rather we did it for you?
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