We spend about 8 minutes taking a shower but way less time (at times zero minutes) cleaning it up afterward. One of the reasons is the difficulty of getting cleaning items together and doing the job. Luckily, common household items such as white vinegar can make cleaning surfaces like glass shower doors quite easy. Vinegar …
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Your bath bombs will fizz and give the best user experience when still fresh. However, their ingredients often go bad when not used fast enough. Proper storage allows you to use your bath bombs long after you bought or made them. If you want to know how to store bath bombs, simply focus on keeping …
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The decision between acrylic or fiberglass tubs is tough since they are both based on fiberglass. Acrylic tubs are made by reinforcing clear plastic with fiberglass. These two types of bathtubs share many features, but what are their differences? Acrylic and fiberglass tubs are similar as they’re both based on fiberglass, lightweight, affordable, and easy …
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Hairline, spider, and stress cracks develop on fiberglass tubs due to frequent use, insufficient support, use of harsh cleaners, dropping the tub, and hitting it with heavy objects. If not fixed on time, these small cracks develop into larger ones, leading to leaks, and eventually, the bathtub breaks apart. Luckily, you can fix hairline cracks …
Showering after using a bath bomb is optional, depending on how you feel afterward. The many ingredients and fillers in bath bombs affect the body differently. They also determine how clean you will feel after using the bath bomb. This determines whether you choose to wash the body afterward or not. You don’t need to …
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The use of hard water often leads to calcium buildup in shower drains. With time, the deposits can clog up the shower drain. Calcium deposits and other mineral deposits can damage some metals if not cleaned off in time. Knowing what to use to remove calcium buildup in the drain is the first step to …
Shower doors easily accumulate dirt from soap scum, hair conditioners, mold, shampoos, body washes, bath bombs, mildew, and hard water. While each type of dirt needs a specific cleaner, you can use WD-40 (Water Displacement 40th Formula) to clean your shower doors in a few steps. To clean shower doors with WD-40, spray the doors with …
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The shower stall is the part of the bathroom where you take a shower from. It can be a walk-in shower or have a bathtub, shower panel, overhead or handheld shower head, and other parts. Knowing how to clean a shower stall helps prevent damage to its parts. It also helps prevent the growth of …
The site and feeling of pebbles under your feet is a relaxing one. Add streams of water running among the pebbles, and you have a great floor for the bathroom. Besides this, pebble floors’ unevenness provides some much-needed foot massage after a long day. Pebble shower floors’ pros include being affordable, easy to install, resistant …
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When it comes to showerheads, convenience is one of the most important aspects to consider. For this reason, Moen added a magnetic docking system to their line of Magnetix shower heads to make using them convenient and easy. The Moen Magnetix range, consisting of the Moen Magnetix Engage, Moen Attract with Magnetix, and others has …
