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Linda & Jim, Hesperia
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Ms. Millie J., Apple Valley
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Robert & Marcheal, Victorville
I have been very happy with your company. Your employees are great, Carl was the professional that cleaned for me today. He is friendly, courteous, explains things I need to know, ect. I cant say enough. Thank you!!
Judy, Victorville
I was really amazed at the huge improvement from what the previous very dirty stained carpet look like afterwards! The best part…. we didn’t have to replace the carpet! It was a truly rewarding experience.
Peter and Sheila, Apple Valley
The problem is a common one. You combine soap residue with hard water and the resulting challenge is a build-up on the walls of the shower, the fixtures and more. It can be an ugly, difficult-to-clean mess! Sometimes, the shower and bath seem to be dirtier than you…
The solution is also a common one, pretty easy to accomplish, if you have the right tools.
A somewhat misleading concoction some think works for cleaning shower stalls and bath fixtures is to mix vinegar with ammonia and add a few other ingredients. The problem with that is the vinegar and ammonia cancel each other out in regards to the acidity and alkalinity of the products. Remember that the “crud” on the tile and tub need acidity to remove them… thus the idea of using a vinegar or acidic solution.
The solution? Create your own cleaning agent using vinegar, a drop of Dawn Dish Soap (or similar product) with super-hot water. You will need a trigger sprayer or small pump-up sprayer. Apply the home-made concoction liberally over all the areas that need to be cleaned. Allow at least 5 minutes of contact time (the more the better) and then rinse. You may need to repeat the application of the vinegar, dish soap and hot water.
Using vinegar is safe. Don’t use a harsh acid (such as a rust removing product) in place of vinegar. The chemical reaction and resulting residue from using a strong acid can be harmful to your skin or the skin of your family.
Don’t forget that a little elbow grease may be necessary to get the job done right. The soap scum and mineral deposits can be very tough to remove. But with the right amount of cleaning solutions along with your own scrubbing efforts, your shower dilemma will be over.
Of course, for all your cleaning needs, from carpet to upholstery to tile floors and more, call your favorite cleaning pro, A Clean Pro 760-245-5556 !
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