Scrub the shower booth with a 'potato'! Surprisingly little-known method to remove water stains from the shower booth

How to remove water stains from a shower booth

Shower booths tend to accumulate heavy mineral deposits over time with prolonged use.

The longer it has been accumulated, no matter how much you scrub, the water stains won't come off properly, so you must have had a hard time.

So today, I will tell you how to remove stubborn shower stall water stains using just one potato.

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First, you need to prepare the potatoes.

When preparing, choose spoiled potatoes over fresh ones.

It is good if there are many sprouts.

Since it cannot be eaten after cleaning, it is better to select the broken ones.

Cut the prepared potatoes in half.

The first thing to do before removing tartar is to soak it!

The best way is to wipe immediately after showering.

After showering, water stains on the glass are softened, making them easy to wipe off.

If you haven't taken a shower, spray warm water inside the shower booth sufficiently and soak for about 20 to 30 minutes.

Now, please vigorously scrub the areas with water stains using a potato.

If potato starch is unavailable, you can cut about 0.3 cm more from the cross-section of the potato and rub it.

Rubbing with potatoes like this helps to gently remove water stains by dissolving the starch content of the potato.

So, even things that are usually hard to clean can be thoroughly removed with just one potato.

Then, use a soft scrubber to remove all the potato starch and rinse thoroughly with water.

Remove the remaining moisture using a glass-specific moisture removal tool.

Completely remove with a dry towel, kitchen towel, etc.

That way, more water stains won't form.

The photo was taken after cleaning with a potato.

It was so dirty that I couldn't see ahead before cleaning, but,

After cleaning, you can see clearly ahead and notice that the water stain marks are completely gone.

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