Shower Cleaning

For everyday upkeep, use a shower screen squeegee (the Architeckt Shower Screen Squeegee) immediately after you shower to wipe water away and keep glass streak-free. For a deeper clean once a week or when limescale appears, use a dedicated glass cleaner such as the Aqualux Shower Blade or Cramer Shower Glass Cleaner 750ml to remove stubborn marks and limescale. A quick routine is: squeegee after each use and spray-and-wipe with the glass cleaner once a week.

Yes, the range is made to work on a variety of shower types and surfaces, with specific products for different jobs. Use the glass cleaners on shower screens and enclosures, and the Cramer Tap Cleaner 750ml for chrome or metal taps. If you have delicate coatings or unusual materials, spray a small hidden area first to check compatibility.

A squeegee removes surface water before minerals can dry and form limescale, so regular use reduces build-up and the need for heavy scrubbing. Wipe top to bottom in overlapping strokes after each shower, then leave the door or screen ajar to dry fully. Over time you’ll see fewer watermarks and clearer glass.

A 750ml bottle is a standard size and will last several months in a typical household if you use it for a weekly deep clean of one shower. How long it lasts depends on how often you spray, the size of your enclosure and how heavy the limescale is. If you need daily heavy-duty treatment or have multiple bathrooms, you’ll use it up faster.

For a small family bathroom, the best value is a simple two-item routine: a quality squeegee (Architeckt the current product price) for daily maintenance, plus a 750ml glass cleaner such as Aqualux (the current product price) or Cramer (the current product price) for weekly deep cleans. If your taps show deposits, add the Cramer Tap Cleaner (the current product price) to tackle metal finishes safely. This combination keeps glass streak-free, reduces limescale and means less elbow grease overall.