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@Kachina624 

 

OMG...that is heartbreaking.     We have NO BIRDS left here...due to the heat and drought.     di

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I also use the Outdoor Wet & Forget on my vinyl fence, deck, patio - works great but over time.  I'm going to try it on my driveway.  My husband first used it years ago on the deck - I thought it was a waste of money - surprised how well it worked.

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@Kachina624 , i think you meant clean shower?

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I always used Clean Shower, then forgot about it for some reason when we moved.

 

It works really well!

 

I am on my 2nd bottle of Wet and Forget....and IMHO, it works equally as well.

 

BUT it is $ and there are no refills yet that I see (Walmart)

 

BIG thanks to those reminding me of Clean Shower!

 

Into my Wally cart it goes!

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Thanks all for your comments.  I looked at the Clean Shower label, and saw Fresh Scent, which is a showstopper for me.  Any kind of scent, no matter how light can cause respiratory problems for my husband.  Wet and forget claims "unscented", so we'll see. I did a big cleaning of the tub and tile over the weekend, lots of rinsing and fans in both windows.  Not fun, but it's as clean as it's going to be, lol.

I found it at Target, it will be delivered this afternoon.  Fingers crossed.

 

thanks again 😊

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Re: Wet and Forget

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We have an acrylic shower with caulking.  The Wet It stuff works well on the acrylic but does not keep the caulking from mildew or mold.  Still trying to figure out how to keep the caulking clean. 

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Been using "Wet & Forget" in the Shower for over a year...

 

It works - I love it! Heart

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Where we lived in Jacksonville, FL, several neighbors used it on their roofs to get them clean and their driveway.  

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@Desertdi wrote:

@Kachina624 wrote:

I use a product called Fresh Shower, a clear liquid you lightl6 spray on your wet shower and walk away.  I've used it for years, wouldn't be without.   I never have soap scum or mildew, chrome bright and shiny, no water spots on anything.

 

Keep in mind that I live in a desert climate where dampness is not a problem.


@Kachina624 

 

I get the "REFILL" size   (!!!)    We have hard (and dirty) water because of above-ground reservoirs...

 

PS:   Currently having a DUST STORM.   Kinda scary...   di


I was wondering if I have to clean my shower before I start using it. Like, is it just preventive or  must you start using it if your shower is spotless?

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I use it, it helps with water spots. But the price has really increased over the past two years. I used to pay $13 for the 64 oz bottle, the last bottle I bought was $20.