I use Lime-Away. Don't let it drip on your natural stone or concrete, though. I spray a tiny amount on a microfiber cloth, just enough to get the tough spots that regular detergent won't take off.

We have beautiful full height Shower Guard glass doors and were surprised to find that we were getting mineral spots and soap residue on ours as well. Our glass fabricator suggested using one of those shower poufs. Because I didn't get ahead of it, it took some elbow grease and light use of a Scotch Brite too, after testing in a small area. Now, bar soap is banned from our shower and we make sure to squeegee after each shower. That has helped alot.

We squeegee after each shower and that takes care of it. Occasionally I take Windex to the whole thing inside and out.

Make certain you do it on a regular basis if not everyday because without Showerguard or another applied type protectant the mineral deposits will get into the pores of the glass and once that happens you will never get them out (glass clean and clear).

I spray a coating of RainX onto the inside of the glass (after cleaning it with Sprayway glass cleaner first). I love how that is helping! No water spots at all - and sometimes i wipe it down with a towel after using.

I'm with weedyacres (OK not literally in the shower with weedy, but you know what I mean.) We keep a squeegee in the shower and squeegee off the glass walls and the tile walls after each shower. Then clean the glass with glass cleaner every week or so. The squeegee helps keep the tile clean in addition to the glass, so we're less prone to icky stuff in the grout lines. It only takes a minute to zip the water off the walls and I think it helps.

Simple - Red Wine Vinegar - really, it works.

treasuretheday: "Now, bar soap is banned from our shower and we make sure to squeegee after each shower."

Squeegee is a good idea, but banning bar soap from the shower? That deprives you of one of the best things about taking a shower -- one of the best things in life. Good bar soap is very high on the list of affordable luxuries, and the liquid chemical detergents in pump bottles are so stretch polyester! We gladly live with the chore of cleaning the shower door for the indulgence of lathering with a fragrant fatty soap.

And, after rinsing off the rich soap lather, you bury yourself in a high loft 100 percent Egyptian towel: might I say, "Treasure the Day"?

Herring_maven... LOL! I've never thought of the yummy shower gel that I lather up on a pouf as "stretch polyester"! I do love a high quality bar soap so I wonder if that would leave residue... the cheap deodorant soap that my husband prefers certainly does!

I have also used cheap shampoo with a plastic scrubbie. Then glass cleaner to shine. Always the squeegee to keep it clean after every shower.

Try a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser (bathroom variety). You'll be amazed.

My mom uses a squeeqee on her shower door every time she takes a shower.

I have fallen in love with tilex fresh shower daily shower cleaner. I just spray it on the door after showering, and although we are not good about using it EVERY day, it does wonders cutting down the soap scum and water spots.

Posted by KMed (My Page) on Fri, Jan 18, 13 at 21:30
Simple - Red Wine Vinegar - really, it works.

KMed - not sure if it is related but we use a 60/40 White Vinegar/H20 solution & after squeegee-ing the glass & walls.

I know the ole-timers may frown on vinegar on grout & ceramic tiles but it hasn't etched or broken down our grout in 2 years since we started doing this regimen.

If you are getting mineral deposits on the shower, and it's not soap scum, then you need to investigate water treatment for your home. If it's doing that to the visible parts of things that come into contact with water, just think what it's doing to the internal water supply system and all of those expensive valves that you put in your bath.