How to Clean a Tile Shower with WD-40

Cleaning a tile shower can be a tedious task, often requiring a variety of cleaning products and a lot of elbow grease. However, there’s an unconventional yet surprisingly effective method that many people overlook: using WD-40. This tutorial from Mack Payne on YouTube will teach you the proper way how to use this product to clean your tile shower. For this, you’ll only need simple household items and a few minutes of your time.

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Known primarily as a lubricant and rust-preventative, WD-40 has a multitude of uses beyond its original purpose, including household cleaning tasks. When it comes to tackling soap scum, hard water stains, and grime build-up on tile showers, WD-40 can be a game-changer. Watch the video tutorial below to learn the step by step instructions, or continue reading down for the complete written procedure. Thanks to Mack Payne for this fantastic video tutorial. Make sure to check out the channel for more cleaning tutorials just like this.

Supplies:

• WD-40
• spray bottle
• scrub brush
• sponge
• bucket of water

Directions:

Step 1

Spray a generous amount of WD-40 directly onto the tiles of your shower room, then let it sit for a few minutes. After this, gently scrub the tiles using a scrub brush (or a sponge) to remove any soap scum and grime. Once done, rinse the tiles thoroughly with a bucket of clean water, making sure you get all the WD-4o and loosened grime off the tiles.

Step 2

Now, using a clean cloth or a sponge, wipe the tiles dry to prevent water spots and streaks from forming on your newly cleaned tiles.

How to Clean a Tile Shower with WD-40