Anyone else here use car wax in the bathroom?
We have really hard water where I am. I used to never be able to keep the water spots off the glass shower doors, even with squeegeeing after each shower they still got spots. Then I remembered how my grandmother used to use car wax on the mirror in the bathroom. It keeps it from getting foggy, or deveoping those streaks heavy steam can cause. So, I tried it on the shower doors and it worked like a charm. Best part is it lasts a long time. It usually takes about three months before I notice the water isn't running off like it used to.
I also use it on my bathroom fixtures now and they're all water spot free as well. 
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But I like I am definitely going to try this out as we have hard water also and are always fighting the spots. Thanks!
I do it on mine now and all I have to do to clean it is wipe it with a cloth. Just be very careful not to do the bottom of the tub like I did once. It was slippery as glass and it took a half a gallon of pickling vinegar to get it all up. Not my brightest moment. 
by warning us not to use it on the tub. 
It made me laugh just thinking about a slippery tub, and I would have been dumb enough to think it was a good idea too.
It really has cut down on the time I spend cleaning my bathroom. I happy to share anything that cuts time off that tedious chore.
