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Astoria · 12-07-2004, 11:15 PM

Crazy but true -- soap removes soap scum really well!

I wash the walls down with some castile soap, dr. bronners, or even some natural light shampoo -- soap scum comes immediately off.

The trick is that when you're done you HAVE TO rinse with a vinegar rinse -- like one part vinegar to three parts water, or half and half, with a couple of drops of EO's in it to mask the vinegar smell. This rinses the fresh soap off too and leaves perfect, squeakly walls. (I keep my vinegar rinse in a spray bottle and just amply spray it on the walls of the shower and then rinse that with the shower spray.)

Astoria

12-07-2004, 11:15 PM	#13 (permalink)
Astoria Registered User iTrader: 0 / 0% Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: New Jersey Posts: 436	Crazy but true -- soap removes soap scum really well! I wash the walls down with some castile soap, dr. bronners, or even some natural light shampoo -- soap scum comes immediately off. The trick is that when you're done you HAVE TO rinse with a vinegar rinse -- like one part vinegar to three parts water, or half and half, with a couple of drops of EO's in it to mask the vinegar smell. This rinses the fresh soap off too and leaves perfect, squeakly walls. (I keep my vinegar rinse in a spray bottle and just amply spray it on the walls of the shower and then rinse that with the shower spray.) Astoria __________________ Mama to JR 3/15/01 and CJ 3/16/03 and due in August.