If you have water stains on the shower glass door, there's no need to turn to commercial products to wipe it clean. According to cleaning experts at Merry Maids, the solution lies in a common kitchen staple that not only tackles mineral deposits effectively but also leaves your bathroom smelling fresh.

By incorporating this natural item into your cleaning routine, you can achieve sparkling results without resorting to commercial cleaners. The key ingredient is lemon juice. Its citric acid content makes it highly effective at dissolving calcium deposits and soap scum.

To clean your shower doors, mix about three tablespoons of lemon juice with one cup of distilled water in a spray bottle.

Spray the solution onto the glass, let it sit for five minutes, then wipe it away with a microfibre cloth.

For added shine, buff the glass with a dry cloth. This method not only cleans but also imparts a pleasant, natural fragrance to any bathroom.

For more persistent stains, combining lemon juice with baking soda can enhance cleaning power.

Create a paste by mixing the two ingredients, apply it to the stained areas, and allow it to sit for a few minutes before scrubbing gently.

This combination effectively tackles tougher grime without damaging the glass surface.

Additionally, regular maintenance, such as wiping down the glass after each use, can prevent the build-up of hard water stains and soap scum.

By adopting these natural cleaning methods, you can maintain clear, streak-free shower doors and enjoy a fresh-smelling bathroom.