Your cleaner’s goal will be to make your shower spotless. That means any mould, limescale, and grime will be removed, instead of just bleaching to cover it up, so they don’t come back as quickly. Most of the time, a shower clean will include:
Step 1: PrepYour shower cleaner will bring all the products and equipment they need, including a steam cleaner, if needed. They’ll remove any soaps, shampoos, and kiddie bath toys from your shower before they get started. Your cleaner will also deck themselves out in protective equipment, like a face mask and gloves.
Step 2: Shower walls and floor cleaning The shower walls and floor is where you often see the most grime and mould build up, especially between grout and edging. Your shower cleaner will assess the amount of build up and choose removal methods that suit the materials your shower stall is made of. This way, no surfaces will get damaged or discoloured. Your cleaner may also use a steam cleaner to finish off the job.
Step 3: Drain cleaning Your shower cleaning pro will use specialised products to clean your drain, whether a natural vinegar-and-bicarb mix or a commercial product. If your drain is clogged, they'll remove the cover and use a plunger to fix the problem. They may need to leave a drain cleaner sitting inside your drain for a certain amount of time. That’s why it’s common for your cleaner to start your shower clean with drain cleaning, as the product will get flushed through during the cleaning process.
Step 4: Shower head cleaning Your shower cleaner will assess whether your shower head is spraying correctly. If not, they’ll give your shower head a deep clean by immersing it in a cleaning solution (such as white vinegar and water). After soaking it for 15-20 minutes, they’ll make sure it’s now spraying evenly. Finally, they’ll clean and polish your fixtures, carefully scrubbing away any grime build up.
Step 5: Shower screen cleaning Cleaning shower screens is typically the last step of the shower-cleaning process. Your shower cleaner will remove any grime or soap scuds from your shower screens, then move onto the final glass clean and polish. They will thoroughly clean the surfaces inside and outside your shower with a tried-and-trusted glass cleaner, making sure not to leave any smears or smudges.
