So, what Works For Me This Wednesday? I despise dirty showers, and especially soap scum, and it is even worse in a fiberglass shower or tub. Hubby and I have gone round and round with this problem for 20 something years. He likes bar soap, I like anything that does not leave soap scum. Well, it must have been a divine thought, about a month ago, I remembered thinking that Ivory Soap didn’t leave soap scum. And it doesn’t! Easy clean shower! Now that works for me.
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Lorie says
That is good to know!!
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Lizzie says
That’s good to know! I have shreds of Ivory from my son’s soap carving. (more like soap shredding) I have to find something to do with them!
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Jill says
I knew about Ivory not leaving soap scum. However, getting my Hubby to switch from Zest is impossible!
Please don’t look at my shower 😮 LOL.
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Karlana says
Huh! I would have never thought of that!
Thanks for sharing that tip!
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Wanda says
That soap is good for many things. What a gem! Great tip!
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Jena (Organizing Mommy) says
What do you do for shampoo then?
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Penny says
shampoo doesn’t seem to leave soap scum in our shower but we use tresemme
Denese says
That’s all we use, Lacy’s set in his ways! (Thank the Lord!)
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Dineen says
Gotta love that Ivory! Good price too when you buy “bricks” of 12. I’ve never noticed the lack of scum…
I use the slivers my husband won’t use anymore as “stain sticks” on the laundry. (He’s bar soap all the way too and when the bar gets to a certain small size he cannot manage it, it becomes “mine” for this purpose.)
Another thing I’ve done — it’s still moist right out of the wrapper, so I unwrap a bar to let it harden up and cure a day or three before putting it out to use. It lasts longer if it’s dried out before getting all wet in a soap dish for use.
Penny says
stain sticks, very good idea!