The best way I have found is to stand inside the shower with the glass doors closed. Then spray with the hand held shower attachment. Keeping the doors closed contains the splashing and spray.

Thanks! To be honest, I didn’t realize it came off but I tried it and that is the perfect solution. Now I just need to figure out how to clean the side edge of the door. There is a clear “tube” along the side of the door. I can pull it off but it is attached with some sort of caulking so would be a pain to reattach.

I wish I could say the problem was resolved. My glass was changed.. It was better, not perfect and then a few months in I noticed what looked like a small crack in one panel. They said it was an imperfection, they changed that glass panel again. The new pane they replaced has no imperfections but I think the haze looks worse. The issue is called white haze, a defect in the manufacturing process. You can google it. I found the problem by doing research myself. The techs that came out from the supplier I ordered from didn’t know what it was. If you look at the glass straight on you don’t usually see it, but on a very sunny day you can , and definitely if you look at it from an angle. In my research I learned that tempered glass does allow for some haze, it’s the nature of the glass but it shouldn’t have big white streaks. The supplier I bought it from dealt with Windsor for me. The glass is made by Cardinal, which is a huge supplier who makes glass for most of the big window and door companies. I just think Windsor uses a lesser quality production. I’ve learned to live with It, but next time I will not buy from Windsor.

after seeing that hardware, yes, it would explain the gap. what's going on here? this shouldn't be raised like that: those tracks and plastic will get gross and gunky within 6 months. (if this is used daily. ) I have a frameless and those plastic barriers are a pain to keep clean. within a year or so they harden and yellow. You have all the soft marble tile work, and those big bulky door sliders. the two don't work together. yours fits more of more masculine, industrial type of shower. (which you don't have) honestly, I'd have them rework it and give you a less obtrusive top rail. maybe like this one or just do frameless doors.