CloroxPro Tilex Disinfecting Soap Scum Remover Spray, 32 Fluid Ounces (Package May Vary)

Does what it says it does with soaps scum. Hopefully it disinfects it just as well.

new product. Won't bleach your nearby garments, etc. secret; It will kill a roach.

After 79 years of using elbow grease, I wised up. This product works, but they price gouge. I am looking for other more reasonably priced products.

My go to cleaner for my old porcelain tub.

for the past two years i've been living in fear of my soap scum. that's because two years ago i ran out of my original tilex soap scum cleaner, and since then i've been using something whose main ingredient is, you won't believe this, citric acid! CITRIC ACID! try attacking soap scum with a sliced lemon and let me know how far you get. you won't get far, because the soap scum will just laugh at your puny lemon and spit out the seeds! soap scum was growing down from the soap dish and up from the tub rim and there was NOTHING I COULD DO TO STOP IT! that is, until i found that tilex still existed in commercial form. what's this use to attack the scum? citric acid? cute little mustachioed bubbles? no: this stuff uses HONEST TO GOD AMERICAN CHEMICALS. with names like ethyl methyl benzyl something something. the kind of chemicals that have soap scum QUIVERING IN THEIR TINY SCUMMY LITTLE BOOTS! who's laughing now? probably not the soap scum, because it is down the drain and on the way to a long and painful stint at my local sewage treatment facility. thank you, clorox! now i can invite guests over and not fear the look in their eyes as they come back from a trip to the bathroom. okay, one tiny little whine though. i guess there's no way to make sure the stuff won't do a little leaking in transit, so it was packed in a plastic bag (inside the box) to keep it from setting off chemical alarms at the post office. a tiny bit still leaked out, but all that did was fill my mailbox with a clean fresh scent that warned off any soap scum that might have been thinking of taking up residence there.

This stuff is amazing. I don't know why they don't sell it in stores. I spray it on my shower's walls and glass sliding door, let it sit for 5-10 minutes, and then wipe with a damp microfiber cloth (or mop, to reach the high spots on the walls) and viola! The walls are smooth and sparkling, and the glass is crystal clear without a 20-minute scrub session. Highly recommend!

This works great on soap scum, used it on an old tub that had a bath matt on it and it got it up. You do have to let it soak for a while and on tougher stains use it multiple times but compared to most products ive used this one is amazing and i like the smell too.

I purchased this for my acrylic shower. Don't waste your money it does not remove the soap scrum.