Description
About This Product
Marblelife Soap Scum Remover is a truly unique product, in that it is an abrasive that will absolutely not scratch sensitive marble, travertine, slate or natural stone showers, including glass, metal and plastic enclosures and fixtures. This product is odorless, easy to use and cuts soap scum like it’s not even there. What’s even better, Marblelife Soap Scum Remover can be rinsed away, rubbed away or allowed to dry and be buffed off depending on what is easier for you in each situation. Marblelife Soap Scum Remover also helps remove hard water spots. Depending on the severity, it can completely remove, or significantly reduce the appearance of, hard water spots. Absolutely a fantastic product.
Additional helpful information:
ADDITIONAL HELPFUL INFORMATION:
- Water Spots & How to Avoid Them
- About Mold & Mildew
Soap Scum in Your Shower
Soap scum is the whitish dull film that’s a combination of soap and hard water that builds up on the surfaces of your shower and tub areas. On certain materials, like vinyl shower curtains, it can result in a biofilm that can harbor pathogenic bacteria. Soap scum contributes to common bathroom odors and aids in protecting the growth of mold in showers. Most common cleaners will not successfully remove soap scum and those that can are likely for use on marble, travertine, slate or other natural stone or grout.
Product Directions
The following is our recommended procedure for cleaning soap scum form natural stone showers, tub areas, glass enclosures, metal frames and fixtures. If for any reason you are not satisfied with your results, please contact Marblelife Customer Care for free assistance in reaching your desired results.
Needed Supplies:
- Marblelife Soap Scum Remover
- Clean Cloth or sponge
- Large Cup, container or spray nozzle for rinse water
Step 1 – Scrub
Shake bottle then apply Marblelife Soap Scum Remover to clean cloth or sponge and scrub surfaces affected by soap scum. As you scrub, you will feel the resistance from the soap scum lessen which means the soap scum is being removed. Repeat this procedure until the shower is completely clean and free from soap scum.
Step 2 – Rinse or Buff
After scrubbing the shower with Soap Scum Remover, use the cup, container or spray nozzle to rinse off the Soap Scum Remover with clean water. As an alternative option, allow the Soap Scum Remover to completely dry on the shower surface then buff off with clean cloth. In showers with sanded grout, water will be needed to rinse the Soap Scum Remover from the pores of the grout.
Other Shower Cleaning Directions:
Getting Your Marble, Travertine or Slate Shower Clean
Getting Rid of Mold Stains from Your Marble, Travertine or Slate Shower
Keeping Your Marble, Travertine or Slate Shower Clean
Marblelife… Helping Make Your Life Easier.
Kathy from Lakewood, Colorado –
Works great on tile – I originally bought this product several years ago when we installed a marble vanity top and I used it only on that surface, which worked fair; however when I ran out of my shower tile product I tried it and it works GREAT on the shower tile and glass.
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Anonymous from Pittsboro, North Carolina –
Pretty Good Product – The product is good at what it does, but I have to use a scrub-brush to actually get the soap scum off the tiles.
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Donna From Cincinnati, Ohio –
No More Soap Scum – This is one great product it worked in my shower and around my kitchen for that nasty build up that accumulates around the faucets. Would recommend this product to my friends.
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Rachel from Albuquerque, New Mexico –
Definitely Recommend! – Love this product-I have my marble shower back! My husband and I will be moving in the next year and I was almost convinced we would have to replace the marble before selling because I just couldn’t get it clean and shiny-after using this product it looks so good, I remember why I liked it to start with. Will definitely be trying out some of the other products now.
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