Wet & Forget Shower Cleaner Spray, No Scrub, Fresh Scent, 64 Fl Oz

I am an 80-year-old male with gradually decreasing flexibility, especially for cleaning my bathtub/shower. I bought Wet and Forget Shower solution to transform what was for me a very challenging task into something I could comfortable live with. I had high expectations based on Amazon reviews, but it sounded too good to be true, anyway. It wasn't! From what I read about the product, I realized that removing the product from the shower walls and tub would require some volume of water, and my shower head would in no way suffice. I looked at Amazon shower head offerings and purchased the highly flexible Cobbe product. The Cobbe shower head/sprayer was extremely easy to install, in spite of my initial instinct to make it more difficult than it turned out to be, based on years of household plumbing experiences. I removed old Teflon tape and applied new to the water supply spout extending from the wall. I then threaded and manually tightened each connection, per included installation instructions. After tightening each joint as much as I could by hand, the ball adjustment for the final angle of the spray head remained fully flexible. With some trepidation, I turned on the water supply and looked for the inevitable small leaks on one of more of the joints. There were none! I waited a few moments and opened the shower head to spray some water, and all was well. I turned it back off. Still no leaks. I then opened the convenient sprayer control and obtained a strong spray, ideal for cleaning the tub and shower walls. Excellent results from Cobbe! After taking a shower with the new Cobbe shower head, I then applied the Wet and Forget Shower solution with the provided spray applicator. My tub and tiled shower walls were pretty nasty after months of neglect, and prior reviews warned that it might take multiple applications/removals to get things clean. After allowing the product to sit idle for 8 hours, per instructions, I used the Cobbe sprayer with hot water to remove the Wet and Forget from the walls and tub. The strong, hot spray quickly did a far better than expected job of removing the assorted soap scum and whatever black and orange junk that was scattered here and there around the tub. The stuff streamed off the walls and tub sides and down the drain. It took almost no time for this to take place. Due to the extremely nasty condition that was presented for cleaning, the initial application/removal was not perfect. I estimate that about 10-15% remained here and there in the grout between tiles and in corner joints. Overall appearance was markedly improved, but not perfect, so I kept going. I applied another dose of Wet and Forget to the remaining dirty areas and let them sit for about 11 hours, from morning to evening. I repeated the hot spray removal process and most of the residual grime washed away immediately. There remained about 5% of what I started with, so I went thru the process again. After another 9 hours, I sprayed again and almost everything was gone. I attacked the few stubborn areas with a toothbrush for about 3-4 minutes and sprayed hot water again. There remain a few light stains in a corner joint, but the rest of the tub and shower are clean as a whistle. I am absolutely delighted with the results and will now begin using the Wet and Forget product once a week, as suggested on the product container. For you younger users using the product on less neglected tubs/showers, I have no doubt that your results will be even more immediate and satisfying.

I used Wet N Forget Outdoor Version on my last home for years with superb results and decided to try this shower formulation. My new home has a large shower after 5 months it was already becoming a daily task to keep clean. Pink Mold, Black Mold Specs, Foot Grime as is typical in so many showers. Follow the Instructions, and if you have tile... make sure you test it first. The hardest thing about Wet N Forget is it requires patience. For my shower this meant that I had noticeable improvement in about 3 applications (1 application per week = 3 weeks) I still used a scrubby some during that time but resisted using the Daily Shower Cleaner you can see on the shelf. After about 6 applications (6 weeks) I was simply not needing to scrub anything. The foot grime seemed to be what took the longest to go away but it did. My tile has some weird shading so I wish I would have taken some Before pictures. I do this once a week on Sunday, my wife will often rinse it down if she takes a shower sometime later or I get it on Monday morning. But other than that there is little that needs to be done. Perhaps cleaning some dry soap or running the squeegee on the glass... but it is so easy at this point. Since this is a large shower, I am now just doing the tile, and only the wall areas that get wet when we shower and always the entire floor. Definitely like the Vanilla scent, seems right for a bathroom. And I clearly like not having to smell chlorine anymore. I did NOT clean this shower before I took the pictures... it is Tuesday and I did the basic spray on treatment Sunday with a basic rinse yesterday. Nothing else has been done. It really is wonderful.

I saw this cleaner from a YouTuber and decided to try it, and it really is good. It’s been working well on the fancy tile in my shower, and I’ve definitely noticed a difference. You still need to go in and scrub — it’s not a totally hands‑off product — but it makes the whole process easier and helps keep the shower cleaner between scrubs. A solid option if you want something low‑effort that still delivers results.

This stuff is a back saver. I just spray it over every surface after 7-10 shower days, then spray it off with the shower hose the next morning. When used regularly, it prevents soap scum from building up without needing any scrubbing. It does leave a thin film of the floor of a tub or shower which can make it a bit slippery but I just use a cellulose sponge mop to get it off. It takes less than a minute without wrecking my old back. If using this for the first time after a thick film of soap scum has built up, it make take several applications to get it off or after spraying it with water the next day, you can scrub the remainder off. After that, it won't need any more scrubbing

The product itself is amazing and I always recommend it for cleaning your shower. Reason for the 3 stars? It’s very often I received this delivered with the cap damaged or loose. And it’s a mess inside the packaging. Instructions and detail below: Literally just spray it all over the shower walls/tub after you showered and let it sit overnight. Next day rinse it off and you’re good to go. Depending on the level of stain and dirt, you may need to repeat the process consecutively for a few days. Otherwise, just do this process once a week for a clean shower that has no bad odors. I will warn you, however, that this stuff has a bit of a strong smell when you cover the entire shower with it. So, I recommend having your exhaust fan in the bathroom on and running. I’ve never seen it damage any of the materials in the shower, but I’ve not used it on tile or glass; just porcelain and fiberglass.

I was reluctant to write this simply because I didn’t want it to sell out. This is by far the best product I’ve ever used. Instructions state to clean shower before first time use; I did not. I’m a very clean person but the shower had not been cleaned since January due to a serious fall resulting in hospitalization. I don’t like outside cleaning services as you never know what they’re bringing in from previous cleanings. My sister recommended the product; she has asthma and when she said there’s no odor I trusted that. I cannot find words to say how amazing this is and how a simply bath cleaner has improved my life. First use everything sparkled including fixtures which showed no damage. Second use it looked like I’d just had the enclosure retiled. Only thing I will caution is rinse very, very well. This can make the tub slippery if not completely removed. (I forgot to mention, it’s an old tub that had a stubborn rust streak around the drain; the rust is now gone.) My daughter was shocked when she saw how my old tub and tile sparkled. She’s now using the product in her home. A huge thank you to the manufacturer of this product.

IT RUINED MY HIGH GLOSS TILE FINISH. BEWARE, if you dont have WHITE walls, I do not recommend this wet it and forget it cleaner. It ruined my high gloss tiled walls. I initially just bought this for the shower curtain that was transparent, clear and it left a white film all over even after scrubbing. It turned my shower curtain opaque. I did everything exactly as instructed I wet the walls wet every single inch of the bathtub and walls and then I sprayed it and left it for 8 hours the first time, the second time I thought if I sprayed it again I would be able to remove some of the film the white streaks that it leaves instead I noticed that my walls were losing the shine and lacquer but I thought it was only temporary so I did it a third time and this time I sprayed the walls with water did it again and then scrubbed the walls to see if I could get the product off the walls instead it removed the high gloss finish not only of my walls but also of my shower curtain also my Hardware faucet and showerhead. I wish I would have taken a before picture of how highly glossy my walls were but I never thought this would be a possibility. If you have white plastic ABS plastic acrylic White Tiles I think this would work because the white Blends in with the white but I also think it would remove any shine any gloss any finish you have on your tile and walls regardless of whether it's white or not. If you have beige walls cream walls or any other color I do not recommend this product because I had a very high gloss finish and I don't know if it had anything to do with running a fan near the bathroom that helped dry this product out into the walls but the fan was not directly at the tile so I can't figure out what I'm going to do now to bring the shine back to my tiles. It ruined not only my Hardware but my wall tiles and shower curtain. I am devastated. I think my walls were too clean before I started so since there was no soap scum or mildew the product had nothing to eat off the walls that it went straight to eating the lacquered Finish. If you don't have white walls it may leave white streaks where it ate through your finish that can't be removed, you may not be able to tell if you have white walls because it may blend in but you will definitely be able to tell if you have beige or cream walls like me. Here is what Amazon Rufus said "I'm sorry to hear that the Wet & Forget Shower Cleaner damaged your glossy tile walls. This is concerning, especially since the product states it's "safe for use on most surfaces like glass, porcelain, fiberglass, metal, sandstone and tile." Based on customer feedback, you're not alone - several customers report similar issues with streaking and surface damage. Some mentioned having to use Windex multiple times to remove streaks, and others noted the product left white residue or damaged their surfaces. Immediate action needed: Stop using the product immediately on your tiles Document the damage with photos for potential manufacturer contact Contact Wet & Forget customer service - many customers with similar damage issues reached out to the manufacturer For the streaked walls, customers who experienced similar problems found some success with: Thorough rinsing with warm water multiple times Using glass cleaner (like Windex) to remove stubborn streaks Light scrubbing while rinsing (despite the "no scrub" claims) Since this appears to be product-related damage rather than normal wear, you may have grounds for a warranty claim or replacement through the manufacturer."

I've had other Wet & Forget products that work amazing and this one is no different. No harsh orders and one application a week keeps my tile and grout in the shower perfectly white. I was continuously getting mildew in the corners with my old daily shower spray. This spray got rid of the mildew and keeps it away. I also spray on my glass shower door which keeps the soap scum away. I've been using this for a month so far and couldn't be happier. It is more expensive than daily shower sprays but you really use so much less and its so much more effective that it will save both time (cleaning time) and money in the long run.

This stuff really works!! It makes everything shine again!! You just spray it after a shower once or twice a week and you have a super shiny tub and tiles. The spray nozzle is very easy to use. The one thing I will add, make sure you clean your tiles first because they can look streaky. This is a great product!! You won't be disappointed with this one!!

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This works like magic. Make sure the spray nozzle is set to fan spray not single jet and just spray one long pass along top of shower doors and walk away. They dry crystal clear. I was introduced to this product via a large wholesale wharehouse about 18 months ago and have only just used up that pack. I bought the second here on Amazon and it was a very similar price and I look forward to many clean shower doors

Product doesn't work. We tried it several times and it made no difference at all. It was a waste of money.

Pro: The product works really well. Unlike a previous comment, this isn't for lazy people but rather people that like to keep things looking spotless "all the time". If you start with a relatively clean shower and spray once a week, it "will" replace any deep clean as this is exactly what it's doing. For those who wait for your shower to dirty up a bit, it should still clean it beautifully. For those waiting until the last possible time to clean.... well.... maybe not for you. Everybody and I mean "everybody" asks how I keep my showers so clean. Our guest shower is always spotless. Con: Too expensive. I wouldn't pay over 60 dollars for it. I went to the states and purchased a gallon refill (equivalent to 2 of these) for what converted to 32.46 Canadian or just over 16 dollars for what is being sold here for over 60.