Scrubbing Bubbles Automatic – Experiment, stage 1
April 28, 2008My shower is a nightmare to clean. (We have horrible rust in our water.) So, when BzzAgent offered me the opportunity to try out the new Scrubbing Bubbles Automatic Shower Cleaner, I jumped at it. The Shower Cleaner says that it will clean a dirty shower in 2-3 weeks, or maintain a clean one, so I decided to try a two-stage experiment. Stage one was to install the Cleaner in our shower, as-is, and see how well it cleaned it. To begin with, I took pictures of the shower and installed the Cleaner.
(I know, it’s bad. It had been a while since I cleaned it. Did I mention I hate cleaning it? lol)
Then I used the Cleaner as directed until the first bottle was completely empty. (Since the instructions say it lasts for approximately 3 weeks, I figured that should be a fair trial.) When the bottle was completely empty, I took pictures again.
Not much difference. Here – see the before and after photos side-by-side:
I’m not impressed. Although I guess maybe it kept it from getting worse. (Then I cleaned the shower. But that’s another post.)
Stage two involves beginning with a clean shower and observing how well the Automatic Shower Cleaner maintains it over the life of a bottle of cleaning fluid. I’ll let you know how that works out.
(reading chronologically)
I think you might want to put the comparison shots side-by-side with the befores so the difference (or lack thereof) shows up better.
I’ve thought about purchasing one of those but not so sure now. (Needless to say, I don’t enjoy cleaning showers either.)
Thanks.
I’ll add another copy of the before and after shots at the end, side-by-side.