Best cleaner for glass shower doors?

Spray with CLR and use a green pad.

Did you use the liquid barkeepers friend glass cooktop cleaner? Works well for me.

Next time you take a shower spray the glass with Pam or any cooking spray. When finished with shower wash glass with liquid bath soap. Rinse and you are good to go....Don't ask me how this works... it just does. Using liquid bath soap will reduce the soap film non the glass to almost nothing.

CLR is some good stuff. Just gotta be aware of the fumes if working on the inside of the shower.

If you've used BKF and that didn't work, try a magic eraser. Sometimes that has enough grit to get the gunk out if it's not too far gone. If that doesn't work, then it's likely you'll need to polish the gunk out. They make some consumer level polishing pads to stick on the end of your drill. You'll also need some serum oxide to go with the pads.

After you get it all cleaned up, get some rain-x and spray your shower down. You will need to re-apply every couple months, but it makes cleaning easier.

i have great success with toothpaste, specifically old school crest.

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Did you use the liquid barkeepers friend glass cooktop cleaner?

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This is the only thing that works for us.

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After you get it all cleaned up, get some rain-x and spray your shower down. You will need to re-apply every couple months, but it makes cleaning easier.

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This stuff works very well. I had hard water build up on my shower door for a year before I started to use the squeegee. I tried Clean Shower and after a few weeks of daily use the build up was gone. It took about 2/3 of a bottle over 3 weeks or so.

I live in N.O. and there are a lot of minerals in our hard water that leave the deposits on shower walls, shower heads, etc.

I clean my shower head by putting it in a bowl of regular vinegar to soak and it eats the mineral deposits away. I also use it when cleaning my stainless steel kitchen sink where the drain board comes in contact with the rim of the sink.

If you can remove the shower door with no problem, lay it out flat, put either paper towels or a couple large bath towels on the dirty surface and pour enough vinegar to let it saturate the towels and that should work. Once the vinegar does its thing, the crud comes of very easily.

Make a paste with 1 cup epson salt, 1/2 cup baking soda & 1/2 cup dawn. Apply in circular motion and let sit 15 min before wiping off then windex. Voila!