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Spotless provides healthy and delicious food to the varied customers of our clients whether they be employees, patients, corporate clients, school children, the elderly, university students or wedding guests. We also provide our customers with essential services for the everyday running of their businesses. Spotless is renowned for innovating large scale service demand and asset performance for unique customer experiences. If you want to cover up the smell of vinegar and maintain a sparkling finish, lemon juice is a good option to finish the job.Spotless is the largest integrated facilities services provider throughout Australia and New Zealand. 'You can also use a mixture of water and lemon juice to keep your glass sparkling clean - and your bathroom smelling fresh,' says Emily from Rezigo. Apply this with a fresh cloth so there are no streak marks. Once you've cleaned your shower screen with white vinegar or baking soda (or both), you can top it up with some glass cleaner as the best cleaning product to give it an ultra-sparkling finish if you wish. 'When cleaning your shower screen, avoid using brillo pads as these can scratch and damage your glass over time,' says Emily Barron, cleaning expert at Rezigo (opens in new tab). Glass screens are delicate, so while you want to give the screen a deep clean to remove the limescale, a gentle approach is required to avoid causing damage. 'Remember to dab any stubborn stains rather than rubbing it, as this will most likely make it worse.' 'Dip your scrubbing sponge in baking soda and scrub the glass,' advises Yvonne from Hillarys. Soak the screen in white vinegar for up to 30 minutes before applying baking soda. To fully remove any limescale from a glass shower screen, a combination of white vinegar and bicarbonate of soda works best as a natural cleaning hack. 'These are also less damaging to the environment.' How do you clean limescale off a glass shower screen? 'Although there are specialist cleaning products on the market it is a lot cheaper and more effective to create your own cleaning solutions,' says cleaning expert Chris. In terms of the best products to use, white vinegar will suffice for regular cleaning, as its acidity is ideal for decomposing bacteria found in warm, damp environments such as the shower. 'The longer you leave it in between cleans, the harder the limescale and soap scum is to remove.' 'One of the most effective ways to keep your shower screen sparkling clean is to make sure you are keeping on top of limescale and soap scum build up which is what causes the white marks on the screen,' says Amanda Lewis from Elbow Grease (opens in new tab). The best way to clean a shower screen is to regularly give it is a spritz with some white vinegar cleaning solution, so that bacteria doesn't have the opportunity to build up over time.

What's the best way to clean a shower screen?

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Dry off with a clean microfibre cloth, and voila! Your shower screen should look as good as new, and be free of any limescale and bacteria. Once you're happy the screen looks clean, rinse off the vinegar and baking soda with lukewarm water. Don't overdo the scrubbing though - use a gentle approach and let the ingredients do the work. Bicarbonate of soda is a powerful abrasive and will remove any remaining limescale and soap scum which the vinegar will have started decomposing.

Using a scrubbing sponge and baking soda, clean the shower screen. (Image credit: Future PLC / Kristy Noble)