Easy Way to Keep Your Shower Clean! Wet and Forget Shower
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2019
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Join Vicki & Steph from DIY for Homeowners by Mother Daughter Projects as they try out wet and forget shower spray at Steph's house!
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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! 
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Wet & Forget is the best!
Also, if you don't want to remove all the caulk and start anew, Loctite makes a nice caulk called Re-New that glides on over old caulking. It's very easy to apply.
Just used this for the first time in my shower today....I wet down the tile and the tub then sprayed it with the Wet and Forget Shower. I left it on for 10 hours and then I wet down each section of wall but I also wiped it down with a sponge to clean out the mold and mildew from the tile and the grout and then wiped down the tub, It actually wiped off the mildew easily and quickly without a ton of elbow grease. After wiping everything down with the sponge I wet the walls again to get rid of any residual product and the end result was amazing. For stubborn stains you do have to wipe it down regardless of what the product implies and for very dirty tile you may have to apply the product a second time but the end result should be great. Starting next week, I will use this product once a week and then just wet down the tile a few hours later without having to scrub since it's clean. Overall, I give the product high marks...at least for me, it did exactly what it was supposed to do.
Good info. I had wondered if that really worked. Now I know.
That's amazing since most of those only work well when the shower is already clean! Thanks for posting this!
You're welcome!
Great video Vicki and Steph, thanks for all your support. Good luck to everyone entering the giveaway!
You're welcome! We really enjoy your products.
This product looks good. Thank you for sharing!
You're welcome!
Hi I clean houses and someone told me about a leave in shower cleaner. I just decided to look it up and came across yall's video, thank you for showing me that this stuff works. I would love to win and give it a try and see how this product works on the showers that I clean. I would definitely be a future buyer.
i use outdoor wet it and forget it on roof ,soon try the one for my shower
Zep shower and tile cleaner is best for sure
The end of the video is too cute
Thanks for reviewing this. My wife tonight brought the product up and mentioned she wondered how it worked.
Me: the great thing about having DIY friends is I'm pretty sure Vicki & Steph reviewed this. Hang on. 😂😂😂
haha that's awesome! 💜💙
Mother Daughter Projects hey I am blind. I just wanted to know how often do you have to spray. Is it every day? Or is it once a week? Or is it once every two weeks? Let me know please
How often are you supposed to spray? I’ve been spraying 2 times a week with poor results.
I’ve used the outdoor with good results.
How well did it remove hard water stains on the glass? That's my biggest problem. Nice video!
It did well. There is still a little bit, although I think that it might be etch in my glass and nothing will fully remove it. It does well at preventing future water spots. -Steph
nice vid!
Just ran across your video and registered. Hope I''m in time. lol
Por favor en español gracias
do you use the brushes to remove the mold by scrubing? I tried mine on the caulking area of my sink and the mold didn't want to go away. please advise
You’ll probably have to remove the old caulk and start new. Did you try the vinegar, water, dawn mixture? I would try that first. You’ll have to scrub though. Try an old toothbrush
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I seen and ad for the product, looked up a video review and found yours. I have extremely hard water. Would you say it works well on that? Thanks!
Hmm...that's a good question. I'm not sure. There might be some info on that on Wet & Forget website. -Steph
Hi Samantha! Wet & Forget Shower works great on soap scum, shower grime, mold & mildew stains, and controlling hard water stains from coming back. Initially, you'll want to use something more acidic that targets mineral stains and hard water buildup, then use Wet & Forget Shower just once-a-week to help keep mineral stains from forming again.
Does Wet & Forget work on one of those acrylic tubs? Everything I've tried so far has only succeeded in smearing the dirty soap scum around
I don’t like the results on my shower glass doors, but inside the tub and entire area. It’s fabulous! No soap scum, mildew or mold for almost a month with daily shower use.
How long do you leave it on before you rinse it off
It rinses every time you use the shower.
How does it work on hard water buildup on glass shower doors?
Pretty well on my shower.
Is it environmentally safe though? Because I can spray vinegar in my shower with the same results, no?
sounds like you should stick with the vinegar lol
Do you spray every day? Or how often do you spray?
Once a week
Mother Daughter Projects OK thank you. One more question because I was listening to another video and I am so confused about what they were saying. At the moment that you spray. Is the bathtub or walls or anything has to be wet first and then you spray it? Or is it supposed to be dry first and then after you spray you wet the area’s? Let me know. My mom is going to Walmart soon. And I’m going to ask her to buy it with my credit card if they have it there hopefully they do. Because my mom is 63 years old. And she lives far away from me. It’s really hard for her to be coming over here all the time. This product will be nice for me to keep my showers clean always.
You spray it on after you shower, so the walls would be wet when you apply it. (You might be able to spray it on dry walls, but I’ve never tried that.) Then each day you shower the product activates and cleans the walls. If the water from your shower doesn’t reach the walls, you might need to spray them with water. I have a detachable shower head that I use. -Steph
Mother Daughter Projects thank you so much I appreciate it.
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Thank you. So if you shower daily and that means you keep wetting the shower due to the daily shower it still only needs to be sprayed once in the week? Then the next day you shower and if you don’t shower you make sure you rinse it all away and then after this even if you shower and rinse all areas daily you still only spray once a week? Hope that made sense. Thank you.
I’ve having a new shower installed brand new so shall I use this the day before I intend to step in and have a shower? And spray after wetting the shower first? Thank you
How often do we use it?
Just whenever it seems like it needs it.
Tried it did not work well! 10-26-19
Oh no, sorry to hear that
Carful not to get any of this stuff on your wood cabinets. I accidentally dropped some on my varnished cabinet door below the sink and it stripped the varnish all the way to the wood.
WD-40 is great for removing silicone based caulk. Still worth a shot even if you don't know if it is for certain. Just be sure to clean the area afterward with simple green to get rid of the WD-40.
I gotta try this stuff, I never clean the shower often enough.
Great tip- thanks Russell!
@@MotherDaughterProjectsDIY other you tubers show using your hand held heat gun or hair dryer to warm the silicone to do the removal.
Apparently the water in Mother/Daughter's area is NOTHING like the hard-hard water in the Metro Phoenix area. Daghter's shower doesn't look perfect...but it looks better than mine. I've tried the product THREE TIMES and it does little or nothing. Sad! I think only a razor blade is going to remove our stuff.
Might I suggest that you give your shower as deep a clean as you can, and then retry the product.
Soap scum and calcium deposits are a mechanical removal process as far as I'm concerned... I've even tried using a pressure washer and it was not that great... Depending upon what sort of material your shower is make out of, a stainless steel pot scrubber pad will remove a lot of the scum... Works good on gloss tile and glass if you have a removable shower head so that you can have water flowing at the same time as you are lightly scrubbing... You definitely DO NOT want to use the 3M type green scrubbers on glass because they will scratch the glass, but a stainless steel pot scrubber is not hard / sharp enough to damage the glass as long as you have plenty of water washing the residue away... Once you get the majority of the soap scum and calcium deposits off with the stainless steel pot scrubber, "Bartender's Friend" scouring powder can be used... Most scouring powders cannot be used on glass, but this one can...
There are some stone materials that you should probably not use a stainless steel pot scrubber on though... I would avoid marble and travertine since they are softer stones... Also, if your shower door or surround is plastic or fiberglass, you should avoid a stainless steel pot scrubber...
Best thing I’ve ever used is Lysol Lime and rust. It’s amazing.
I am concerned about falling for my grandma in law. Is the shower slippery once they get in it to shower?
I have not noticed mine being slippery, but everyone's shower is a little different so you would probably want to test it. -Steph
Omg..Steph's shower was gross
There name change is still throwing me off.
Sorry- it's still us! Just trying to be more specific to what we do in our name :) -Steph