Hard Water Stain Remover Bring It on Cleaner & Sealant 16oz, Water Spots on Glass, Hard Water Buildup.

Results were as good as the best product we've tried on our shower glass. No miracles, just science. The other best product is Sanivac, a somewhat obscure (un-marketed) lime remover that's available at the grocery store. It's cheaper than this "Bring it On" product, but it's non-viscous and has to be squirted, not sprayed, so we end up using most of a bottle to get the whole shower down. This product has the same minty smell as Sanivac, which leads me to believe that this is the same lime removing chemical mixed with an abrasive paste. "Bring it On" has the same viscosity of a liquid car wax, but it has to be rinsed off with a lot of water. I think some of the negative reviewers think that they're supposed to let it dry to a haze and then buff it off, but that's not the case. Rinse it off with lots of water. I hope that one dude didn't replace his whole shower enclosure.What I did was use a drill brush to apply it reasonably heavy. I applied a squeeze of "Bring it On" on the brush and then started scrubbing it into the glass without using the full speed so as not to splatter it everywhere too much. Then I used a big 24 oz cup and a wet rang and just kept filling it up at the sink and dousing the shower glass with water and wiping away the paste until it was all clear. If I could get a short hose with a fitting for my sink, that would definitely make it easier. Then I just kind of polished it dry with a microfiber cloth and applied the protectant. It came out looking nice, but the usual spots that may be etched came back with the same light hazy water spots.I'm going to try hitting the problem areas directly with more of this stuff and really scrub hard with a scouring pad, just to see if there's any more progress I can make. If this bottle runs out and the glass still has the same problem areas, I'll just go back to Sanivac since it's way easier to rinse.

I wish I would have taken a before picture of the hard water stains on my shower. I tried everything and nothing really made the shower look better. I was even considering a re-do. I used these products and got amazing results!! It took a little elbow work to get the result, but now that I have it looking great, I’ll never let it get back to that condition due to these two products. I will be using the protectant regularly and at first sight of ugly water stains I will whip out the cleaner. It even work on my shower accessories. I was a little reluctant to use them on the bronze finish because the cleaner has a little grainy feel as you clean, but I really had nothing to lose!! Came out great!! Definitely worth the dollars and the smell was pleasant and not overpowering!! The only area it did not help is the shower threshold, but it was just too far gone!! Highly recommend! You won’t regret the purchase.

Ok, so let me start off by saying I was able to get our hard water stains off both of our glass faucets in our bathroom using this product but it. took. work. I followed the instructions on the bottle and it barely touched the surface of the stains. So I worked for it scrubbbing and scrubbing away. Still more came off but there was still a lot left. What I decided to do is leave a layer on (after doing two rounds of scrubbing) and come back in 30min-1hr. When I came back it had turned into a powder which I thought was kind of cool, mainly b/c it's less of a mess to clean off and easier (didn't want to use water obviously so it would just be sponging it off). Then the stains were fully gone! Like new faucets! I then used Windex to make them squeaky clean and made sure they were fully dry before applying the shield sealant. The shield sealant is cool b/c you can feel that it creates a protective layer. We haven't tried it out yet with water to see if it does its job but it feels legit. So overall, this stuff works but not without a fight. The pictures are of the process and after, unfortunately we forgot to document the gross water stain covered faucets before cleaning them, we were just too excited to see through our faucets again!

We have hard water, and even with a water softener we still fight hard water stains. This cleaner works well without causing breathing problems. It does still require some effort, and it cost more than some, but to be able to breath is worth the cost.

I had some hard water stains and haziness around the bottom of my glass shower doors. I applied this product to the both sides of my glass doors with a soft sponge and now the whole door is hazy not just the bottom!! I thought maybe I should try the Shower Door Cleaner Plus Scrubbing Drill Pads that can be ordered with this product so I did. After doing both glass shower doors on both sides they are so hazy I can't see through them. When they are wet they look perfect but as soon as they dry the haze is back! I'm so upset and I really wish I had taken before pics but I had done research and this product seemed to be great. I am going to need to buy new doors now.

Cleans ok but nothing special.

I have tried everything and nothing would take the build up off of my glass shower door. I bought the spray and brush set. All my goodness it removed everything and the shower door looks like it did when we first had it installed. The secrets is to Make sure to keep it wet when using the brush. I used my drill to rotate the brush. Rinsed off and dried and applied the window polish. It is repelling the water.

I used this product with the drill powered tile scouring pads and it took the hard water stains right off. Made everything look brand new.