This may occur on other shower base types but ours is quarry tiles and has built up recently (change of shampoo type perhaps?) a whitish deposit on the tiles which is soft enough to scrape off but doesn't, according to HID, respond to the normal range of cleaners.
Any suggestion please - thanks in advance
Rob
Either body fat or limescale. I suspect the latter, get some Lime Lite or similar.
Ban soap. Only use liquid shower gels (Sanex is good). It will improve things and save a lot of cleaning.
Dave - thanks for replying. I suspect that that would be the solution where you are but we are just outside Edinburgh and the water is soft and contains no lime. I would have also thought that a lime deposit would be a bit harder than what we're getting.
The trouble is that the tiles used (don't know if you can get them now) are the quarry type that are smooth on one side - used in the hall - and knobbly on the other - used in the shower area so you don't slip (which you then do if you come out with wet feet into the hall !!). Anyway the build up is between the knobbles so either needs to be removed mechanically or chemically.
Rob
Karcher job, it seems
Hmm - yes I hadn't thought of that. Good one, ta.
Rob
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