Product review: CLR Bath & Kitchen Cleaner spray

[StL FinFan]

I've seen the commercials over and over so I decided to try it.  I am happy to report it really does work. 

You spray the foam on, spread it around with a rag or sponge, wait a few minutes, then wipe and rinse all the soap scum and hard water deposits away.  The formula is EPA approved also.

We have a tile shower with a fiberglass bottom and a glass door and one glass side.  We  get quite a bit of buildup in it.  I used the product as directed and my shower came out clean with very little physical effort on my part.  It turns the scum into a semi-viscous substance which can then be easily wiped off and rinsed away.  I could definitely see the spot I missed!  Also, I did not feel like the fumes were burning my lungs, as I have felt with other cleaners.  It has an odor, but it is not terrible.

If anyone wants before and after photos, I will try to remember to take some next time I clean the shower.

[bsfins]

My family has used it for years...The only places we've really had spotty results with it is rust (for those who don't know CLR is Calcium , Lime, and Rust)

[Sunstroke]

I use CLR products for cleaning as well... Bought it the first time to clean a nasty-nasty old shower a couple of years ago, and it worked so well that I made it part of the standard under-the-sink cleaning supplies.

[StL FinFan]

Just to clarify, I used the yellow spray bottle, not the gray bottle of concentrate.