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Spray Bathroom & Shower Cleaner directly onto the surface. Spread the foam evenly with a damp sponge or cloth so the formula has full surface contact. Let it sit for a few minutes (up to 10 minutes for heavy soap scum or limescale build-up) to break down dirt, soap scum, and body oils. Scrub any remaining grime with the Ultra Pro Bathroom Mitt, then rinse clean with water. More dwell time means better results. For weekly maintenance, skip the scrub: spray, wait, wipe.

A few minutes for everyday maintenance cleaning. For heavier soap scum, limescale, or bathrooms that haven't been cleaned in a while, leave the foam on for up to 10 minutes. Don't let it dry out fully, re-spray if needed. Longer dwell time gives the formula more time to break down grime, so you scrub less and get better results. The sweet spot is 2 to 3 minutes for weekly maintenance, around 5 minutes for moderate soap scum, and up to 10 minutes for heavy build-up.

Bathroom & Shower Cleaner is suitable for shower screens, tiles, grout, bathtubs, basins, taps, shower trays, fibreglass, acrylic, stainless steel, chrome, glazed ceramic, and painted surfaces. It's designed for the full bathroom. Spot test on natural stone (marble, travertine, limestone) and on any surface you're unsure about. Avoid prolonged contact with aftermarket glass coatings or tint films, since these can be sensitive to surfactants over time.

Once a week for maintenance cleaning prevents build-up and keeps the bathroom consistently fresh. For shower screens specifically, a quick spray and wipe after use (once or twice a week) prevents soap scum from ever hardening in the first place. The 1.8L refill pack covers around 3 months of weekly use. For households that want to set and forget, Subscribe and Save aligns deliveries with your usage cycle.