- 1). Apply liquid soap with a non-abrasive pad to the shower stall. Wipe down the entire stall, giving special attention to scum or rings that have formed.
- 2). Remove the shower head, and inspect it for any deposits that will restrict water flow. If you find deposits that you cannot simply shake out, soak the head in vinegar for 30 minutes and rinse.
- 3). Spritz areas that have soap scum with a mixture of equal parts water and ammonia. When finished, rinse the stall by running the shower.
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