Lysol Lyme and rust toilet bowl cleaner in the black bottle. I have had water and it works every time. Put on and let it sit for a while. Go back and scub clean.
I used every kind of scrubbing device and cleaner I could find. The only thing that worked at all was the Lysol power foaming cleaner WITH BLEACH and a scrub brush. Nothing else even came close. I even tried toilet cleaner!
I have a fiberglass tub and it used to be stained on the bottom. I diluted some vinegar and let it sit for a while on the bottom and used a scrub brush. It came out well. We have hard water and I think it was just a coating of minerals that trapped the dirty bath water.
You could try “The Pink Stuff” cleanser or I like “Barkeepers Friend” too! I used a sponge that has a non scratch finish on one side. It’s not bad! I just recently bought a power scrub brush from Amazon and I’m anxious to try that on my fiberglass shower & tub too!
I was curious why you were calling the Lysol “powder free”? The label says “Lysol Power Bathroom Cleaner “. Powder, in its very definition, is not an ingredient to say anything is “free” from, (as saying this would be a lie because I am sure SOMETHING was powdered in its making ) - it’s a matter form that a solid can be pulverized into. I am definitely saying this to help because if you are mentioning a product by name like this and you do it correctly, you might consider using them as a sponsor to your channel. Make sure to read the label well before mentioning the product is basically my point. Good luck to you!
Thanks for the information. I haven't tried the suggestions yet. But I did try on my shower floor which is textured fiberglass and so far it hasn't worked. The dirt is caked in those grooves. May I ask what happened to your grout?
@@LivingOurDreamHomestead-ns2he No. She's asking you if you will test floor cleaning products on a tile floor. Just like you did with shower cleaning products for a shower.
@@kimberlycaldwell3124 yes I can do that as well. Working on testing spot cleaners on laundry stains. This will be an upcoming video in the next months.
No no no don’t use vinegar and baking soda on the shower floor especially if it’s fiberglass I destroyed mine it’s acid will eat away at the fiberglass don’t do it I learned the hard way 😮
@@kathys1285 Thank you for telling me. I haven't had a chance to try any of the suggestions that everyone has given me yet. My garden right now has all my attention. I won't use the baking soda or vinegar again on it.
I just did warm vinegar and Dawn dish soap in my shower/tub with a cheap scrubby sponge. Worked wonderful.
Thanks for the tip. I will have to try this. My shower bottom is textured and makes it hard to get into the textured part to really get it clean.
Lysol Lyme and rust toilet bowl cleaner in the black bottle. I have had water and it works every time. Put on and let it sit for a while. Go back and scub clean.
Thanks for the suggestion.
I used every kind of scrubbing device and cleaner I could find. The only thing that worked at all was the Lysol power foaming cleaner WITH BLEACH and a scrub brush. Nothing else even came close. I even tried toilet cleaner!
@daydreambeliever6603 Wow you did try everything. Lol. I will try something soon. My garden is getting my full attention right now.
I have a fiberglass tub and it used to be stained on the bottom. I diluted some vinegar and let it sit for a while on the bottom and used a scrub brush. It came out well. We have hard water and I think it was just a coating of minerals that trapped the dirty bath water.
Thanks, I will try to do this and see if it works.
You could try “The Pink Stuff” cleanser or I like “Barkeepers Friend” too! I used a sponge that has a non scratch finish on one side. It’s not bad! I just recently bought a power scrub brush from Amazon and I’m anxious to try that on my fiberglass shower & tub too!
Use Easy-off oven cleaner blue can and a scrub brush. Works great.
Bar keepers friend is the oldest and best product for cleaning. You will have to double rinse but it is number one.
Thank you for the suggestion.
@@LivingOurDreamHomestead-ns2he np
I was curious why you were calling the Lysol “powder free”? The label says “Lysol Power Bathroom Cleaner “.
Powder, in its very definition, is not an ingredient to say anything is “free” from, (as saying this would be a lie because I am sure SOMETHING was powdered in its making ) - it’s a matter form that a solid can be pulverized into.
I am definitely saying this to help because if you are mentioning a product by name like this and you do it correctly, you might consider using them as a sponsor to your channel.
Make sure to read the label well before mentioning the product is basically my point.
Good luck to you!
In the past it was called Powder free by Lysol. I will definitely make sure I get it right. Thank you
The scrub daddy works great with barkeepers friend.
I will try all these suggestions and thank you.
White vinegar eats and destroys your grout. ask me how I know
Thanks for the information. I haven't tried the suggestions yet. But I did try on my shower floor which is textured fiberglass and so far it hasn't worked. The dirt is caked in those grooves. May I ask what happened to your grout?
Can you test floor cleaners on tile floor?
Floor is fiberglass not sure if it would work or hurt the floor. Thank you for the suggestion.
@@LivingOurDreamHomestead-ns2he No. She's asking you if you will test floor cleaning products on a tile floor. Just like you did with shower cleaning products for a shower.
@@kimberlycaldwell3124 yes I can do that as well. Working on testing spot cleaners on laundry stains. This will be an upcoming video in the next months.
TRY SCRUB FREE
Thanks for the tip.
No no no don’t use vinegar and baking soda on the shower floor especially if it’s fiberglass I destroyed mine it’s acid will eat away at the fiberglass don’t do it I learned the hard way 😮
@@kathys1285 Thank you for telling me. I haven't had a chance to try any of the suggestions that everyone has given me yet. My garden right now has all my attention. I won't use the baking soda or vinegar again on it.
Hmmm... I don't know about you. 🤔
Keep on watching and you will find I love to cook from scratch. I do love to test products.
@@LivingOurDreamHomestead-ns2he I was just making a joke using what you said about 157 times, lol. 🤣 Just teasing you a little. 😁