Maintaining a clean glass shower screen can be a daunting task, particularly in areas with hard water that leaves behind limescale and mineral deposits. Cleaning enthusiasts have turned to a simple and cost-effective solution: white vinegar. Priced at around 35p, this household item can be mixed with water in a spray bottle for effective cleaning. Users on social media platforms have shared their success stories, with many recommending a mixture of equal parts white vinegar and water, or even using undiluted vinegar for tougher stains. Other alternatives suggested include Viakal, a limescale remover, and various cleaning sprays like Pink Stuff. The cleaning process involves spraying the solution on the glass, allowing it to sit for several minutes, gently scrubbing with a non-abrasive cloth, rinsing thoroughly, and finally drying with a squeegee for a streak-free shine. This method not only makes the glass sparkle but also helps in preventing the buildup of grime over time.