The Best DIY Homemade Shower Head Cleaner is so easy to make with only 1 ingredient. Below, I share my special clean shower so that you can quickly and easily learn how to clean your shower.
How to Clean Your Shower Head – DIY Homemade Shower Head Cleaner with 1 Step and 1 Ingredient.
How to Clean Your Shower Head – DIY Homemade Shower Head Cleaner with 1 Step and 1 Ingredient. We have hard water here in Austin. What makes water hard? Hard water has high levels of calcium and magnesium. Austin tap water is considered moderately hard and can therefore, cause problems with washing machines, dishwashers, showers, and more. The buildup of minerals in hard water increases with heat contact making shower heads especially grungy. The buildup decreases the effectiveness of shower heads. But, there’s good news! I’ve got a DIY Shower Head Cleaner that is super easy and involves just one ingredient! Make this shower cleaner at home and save a lot of time and money. 
Cleaning the shower in our bathroom
The shower head in our master bathroom was especially clogged. Maybe this is because we like to take hot showers, as opposed to the kids’ warm shower preference. As you may know, I love to use vinegar as a cleaner. It’s really cheap (compared to harsh chemical cleaners) and works amazingly well. So, I thought I would try using vinegar to clean the hard water buildup on our shower heads.
Clean The Shower Faucet – 1 Step, 1 Ingredient, Super Easy!
All you need is a baggie, rubber band, and white vinegar. You can get a huge container of vinegar for a great price on Amazon. Or, try Costco for cheap vinegar too. I keep a large container in our pantry. First, pour enough vinegar in a plastic bag to cover the showerhead. Then, wrap the bag around the shower head securing it with the rubber band. 
We have three showers in our house. At our house, I wrapped up all of the shower heads and I let my bags sit overnight. When you remove the baggies, you will be amazed at how clean the shower head is. You may want to use a towel or cloth to remove any loose particles. Enjoy your clean shower! 
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I love your blog and tips and other goodies, but I need to add something to this one.
*IF* your shower head has rubber or plastic on it, rather than all metal, be warned: I left my shower head soaking overnight in white vinegar, and it degraded the rubber. In any case, the hard water buildup was removed! Just an F.Y.I. for the rest of you happy house cleaners!
Thanks for this tip and warning.