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Bathroom Cleaners

Bathrooms have such a variety of surfaces and materials that it’s important to make sure you’ve got the right cleaner to match. In our range of Bathroom Cleaners we cater for mirrors, acrylic surfaces, brassware, showers and much more. We also keep a supply of bathroom repair products in case you chip or damage your basin or bath. You never know, a simple repair could save you a fortune when compared with replacing an item like a bath.

Most of our bathroom cleaning range is made up of Cramer products. Cramer cleaning products are formulated to remove tough stains, limescale buildup, soap scum, and other residues without causing damage to the surfaces. They offer solutions for both everyday cleaning tasks and more intensive restoration projects. Whether it's rejuvenating a worn bathtub, revitalising a dull sink, or bringing back the shine to tiled surfaces, Cramer products are trusted by professionals and homeowners alike for their effectiveness and reliability.

 
 

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Cramer Shower Glass Cleaner

Cramer Shower Glass Cleaner 750ml

5.0
3 ratings
£14.00 inc
VAT
Save £1.31 | Was £15.31
Cramer Bath Scuff Removing Rubber

Cramer Bath Scuff Removing Rubber

4.8
13 ratings
£13.90 inc
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Save £3.45 | Was £17.35
Cramer Tap Cleaner

Cramer Tap Cleaner 750ml

4.9
11 ratings
£13.65 inc
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Save £4.23 | Was £17.88
cramer-ceramic-enamel-repair-kit

Cramer Ceramic Enamel Repair Kit

£35.53 inc
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cramer-repset-touch-up-stick

Cramer RepSet Touch Up Stick

£29.95 inc
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How do I choose the right cleaner for different bathroom surfaces?

Match the product to the surface: the Cramer Shower Glass Cleaner 750ml is formulated for glass and shower screens, the Cramer Tap Cleaner 750ml targets taps and brassware, and the Bath Scuff Removing Rubber deals with surface scuffs on baths. Cramer formulas tackle limescale, soap scum and stains while being made to avoid surface damage, but always follow label instructions and test on a hidden area first. Use the glass cleaner on your shower screen and the tap cleaner to remove limescale on chrome taps for the best results.

Are Cramer products safe to use on acrylic baths and enamel basins?

Yes, Cramer products are designed to clean delicate bathroom materials such as acrylic and enamel without causing harm when used as directed. The Bath Scuff Removing Rubber is ideal for removing marks on acrylic baths, while liquid cleaners remove limescale and soap scum gently. If you have a deep chip or exposed substrate, a repair product rather than a surface cleaner will be needed.

Can I safely use the Tap Cleaner on brass or chrome finishes?

The Cramer Tap Cleaner 750ml is made specifically for brassware and taps and removes limescale and residues that dull finishes. Apply sparingly, allow the recommended dwell time and then wipe and rinse to avoid prolonged contact. Spray and wipe chrome taps to restore shine without abrasive scrubbing.

What can the Bath Scuff Removing Rubber actually fix, and when is a repair product needed instead?

The scuff rubber removes surface marks and scuffs from baths, restoring appearance without replacement. It will not repair chips, cracks or holes; for those you should use a bathroom repair product to fill and refinish the damaged area. If a small scuff appears after moving a kettle or a shoe mark on an acrylic bath, the rubber will usually do the job; if you can see the underlying material you’ll need a repair kit.

How much product will I need and how often should I use these cleaners?

Many of the Cramer liquids come in 750ml bottles, which provide multiple cleans for a typical bathroom; how long they last depends on frequency and water hardness. For routine upkeep, a weekly wipe with the glass and tap cleaners will keep limescale and soap scum at bay, while the scuff rubber is used only as needed for marks. If you live in a hard-water area, you may need to use the tap and glass cleaners more often to prevent build-up.