What is the best, yet most effortless, bathroom-type cleaner you've found?
When Comet came out with that spray gel that sticks to the sides of the shower and the toilet, and I first bought it, I was thrilled. It seemed to work great. All I had to do was spray it on, let it sit, and rinse it off. Never had to touch it. Which is wonderful, considering how much I despise cleaning the toilet.
About halfway through the bottle though, it doesn’t want to spray anymore. I have to get creative with the angle I hold the bottle at, and even then it’s a flat-out pain in the ass.
I’m wondering if anybody has found a similar spray-and-rinse type cleaner that doesn’t quit halfway through the bottle?
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Anybody but me.
Seriously, I use all kinds of stuff, but my favorite is Scrubbling Bubbles.
Yeah, scrubbing bubbles rocks. It’s a gigantic “eph you!” to the Ozone layer, but it sure is easy.
I’ve experienced a similar problem with several spray-type bathroom cleaners. The sprayer works, but once the contents get down so far, it won’t come out when angled. If I like the product, I just buy another bottle, and when that gets low, use the other bottle to top it off. Personally, I like squeeze bottle products for the toilet.
I have found that cleaning the shower while I am showering works the best.
Everything else I have tried, causes me to go over it again. ;-(
Every body wants the miracle cleaning option.
The sad truth is, all of these products are only as good as the brush that you scrub with.
Toilet bowl-Clorox, toilet brush
Shower- Soft scrub, old fashioned scrub brush
Stubborn soap scum or mineral deposits-Vinegar and scrub brush.
scrubbing bubbles
and their automatic shower sprayer
I gave up on no effort cleansers a long time ago. The only thing I’ve seen that could take on the build up of hard water and soap scum is an abrasive cleaner and elbow grease.
Yeah but I don’t have issues with hard water or soap scum.
I do have some weird stain in the toilet bowl though. Not hard water though. Heck, it almost looks like someone left mess in there without flushing for a long time, except nobody did, because I’m the only one that uses it.
I got most of it up with the spray gel, but I’m having trouble scrubbing the rest off, hard as I scrub, it doesn’t want to come up.
Lime Away works wonders. Spray it, wait five minutes, and wipe away. Also Ka-Boom is good as well as scrubbing bubbles
Scrubbing Bubbles is the shit.
@poofandmook Have you tried pouring straight bleach in your toilet and just letting it stand for a few hours? I had the same thing you are talking about and poured about 2 or 3 cups of bleach in the toilet, let stand and it bleached the stain away
I use soft scrub, Tilex, and my adult grandson.
I’m still a stickler for Soft Scrub (sinks & counters), Ajax/Comet powder (toilets-tubs-showers) and Windex for glass and metal.
@chyna: No, but I definitely will try it. I was trying not to resort to straight bleach, and I was also skeptical because I didn’t know how well it would work mixed in with all that water.
I bought the FOAMING Scrubbing Bubbles ; I guess that was a mistake. I like Formula 409 Granite spray cleaner . It makes marble shine when it seems like it was meant to be a matt finish.
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