There’s nothing better than a hot shower. Sure bubble baths are relaxing, but when you want to feel squeaky clean, a shower can’t be beat. The only problem? A bathroom shower head can get dirty and ...

This homemade shower cleaner is one of my all-time most popular pins on Pinterest, so chances are you’re looking for an effective, natural shower cleaner you can rely on. You can keep a clean shower ...

This Homemade Shower Cleaner requires just 2-ingredients to make and is a perfect non-toxic solution to keep your shower tile and glass clean and sparkling! Ditch all those harsh chemicals and make ...

Showering should be more of an “ahhh” than an “ugh” experience, and a clogged shower head certainly makes for the latter. How to clean a shower head is required learning for anyone who has one, since ...

There’s no such thing as a truly refreshing bathing experience in a shower that looks, or even feels, dirty. To keep the tub, tile, grout, liner and door impeccably clean, laborious scrubbing is ...

The easiest way to clean a shower head is by soaking it in vinegar. Vinegar acts as a solvent to remove mineral buildup that collects around the nozzles, typically as a result of hard water. A clean ...

If the water pressure in your shower leaves a lot to be desired, the time may be nigh to clean — or outright replace — your shower head. Plumbing jobs can be intimidating, even to the most confident ...

There’s nothing quite like a proper shower after a long day. But if weak water pressure and irregular spray patterns are preventing you from washing away your troubles, then it might be time to give ...

Make your shower the best place in the house with this easy cleaning hack that keeps glass shower doors and tiles free of hard-water stains and mildew. Made with natural ingredients that leave your ...

Homemade cleaners can handle tough bathroom grime without harsh chemicals or multiple products. Simple mixes like vinegar, baking soda, water, and dish soap can clean mirrors, floors, grout, and ...

If you haven't cleaned your shower head in a while, it's time to get out the vinegar. Mineral deposits like limescale can build up inside, causing all sorts of trouble, like low water pressure or ...