How To Remove Soap Scum
- November 24, 2008
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Writer
Katherine_Wessling
Music
Edison Music Corp
Voice Over Artist
Peter Coleman
If soap is so good for you, why does it leave behind that icky, gooey scum? Get rid of the gunk!
You Will Need
- Rubber gloves
- Two clean, dry cloths
- A bucket with four qt. of warm water
- One c. of liquid fabric softener
- A plastic-bristled scrub brush
Step 1: Wear gloves
Put your gloves on and get ready to do battle.
Step 2: Mix in softener
Mix the fabric softener into the bucket of water.
Step 3: Moisten a cloth
Moisten a cloth in the mixture and apply it to the soap-scummy areas.
Step 4: Let it sit
Let it sit for a few minutes.
Step 5: Wipe away scum
Use the same cloth to wipe away the scum.
If the scum is particularly stubborn, attack it with a plastic-bristled scrub brush.
Step 6: Rinse the tub
Rinse the tub with water. Use a pot or cup to splash any parts of the tub the tap and showerhead won’t reach.
Wiping your shower dry with a towel after each use can help prevent the buildup of the evil scum.
Step 7: Wipe it dry
Wipe the treated areas dry with the other cloth and throw a victory party!
About 10 billion pounds of soap is produced worldwide every year.
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