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We've been users of the Wet & Forget family of products for many years now. They work, that's why we continue to use them.
Our first introduction to Wet & Forget was their outdoor product which we first tried at Steph's house many years ago. It has worked so well over the years that she's never had to have the outside of her house professionally cleaned. While working on this post, we marveled at how good the outside of her house looked six months after the latest application of Wet & Forget Outdoor cleaner! Now, we take you inside to share the results of using Wet and Forget Shower.
Here are three products that I've used to clean up heavy build up before starting my Wet & Forget Shower routine:
Steph started using Wet & Forget Shower cleaner five years ago. She doesn't use it weekly, but when she thinks the shower needs to be cleaned. Steph's shower is old with a lot of hard water build up and damage to various parts of the shower so she has to be content with "clean enough".
The grout is permanently stained due to age so it's never going to look perfect, but it is clean.
I started using Wet & Forget Shower about two months ago. After showering, while the walls are wet, you simply spray it on, leave it for 24 hours, then rinse it off.
Twenty-four hours later, rinse it off. For even better results, take a minute to squeegee or wipe dry any glass in the shower after use. That really helps to prevent a build-up of hard water stains. Be sure to rinse the product before your next shower to prevent slipping.
Steph has a hand-held shower sprayer which makes it easy to spray down her shower after applying the product.
There is no hand-held shower in my shower so it's a little more challenging to rinse off the product. I've found it easiest to put a microfiber cloth on a Swiffer Sweeper, dip it in a bucket of water, and then wipe the product away.
I keep my shower cleaning stuff in a plastic caddy including a mask to wear when spraying the product. This caddy makes it easy and efficient to access everything I need.
Shower head BEFORE
AFTER using Wet & Forget Shower on a regular basis. I do give this a quick wipe down after a shower to help with the hard-water spotting problem. Between this and the Wet & Forget, the fixtures are staying really clean and shiny!
Hard water spotting in this shower is a really big problem as you can see. If you have hard-water spotting to this degree, you will have to manually clean it before starting a weekly routine of Wet & Forget Shower. The product will not get rid of build-up like this, but after it's clean and you start using it, the results below speak for themselves! (In case you're wondering about the purple shampoo in the picture. That's the secret to keeping my white hair from looking brassy!)
It makes me so happy to see this glass clean and clear!
Although this staining around the faucet is minor, it always bothered me. I've tried many things to clean it with no change. I've used so many things that I actually damaged the countertop to the right of the faucet. I tested a sample of Cambria quartz with the Wet & Forget Shower. I left it on 24 hours and saw that it didn't damage the material so I tried it in this area.
I used the product over the course of a month and finally, the stain disappeared! It didn't get rid of that staining on the edge as that is one of the areas I previously damaged using other products. (Don't be like me, read all the cleaning instruction for your new countertops!)
Another thing I've started doing to help keep the shower cleaner is to stop storing bath products in the shower. Leaving bottles and more in the shower just creates more areas to clean. Now I leave everything in a plastic caddy (like the one for the Wet and Forget cleaning stuff) and just bring it to the shower when I need it. Without the bottles and such in the way, it's much easier to spray on the Wet & Forget as well as to wipe down the shower glass after showering.
Please note: This is not a sponsored post. FYI: We are not professionals, and we don't claim to be. This is what we found worked for our project. Yours may need a little different approach. Safety first! FYI: Affiliate links are being used on this page. Purchasing via these links help support MDP. Related Projects
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