- First, soak the curtain in a bath, or large tub of water with biological washing powder mixed using warm water to activate the powder.
- Leave the curtain to soak for as long as possible, even overnight, so that it loosens any deposits and makes scrubbing the hems and edges with an old nail/tooth brush, that much easier.
- Once it has had a good soak, put your shower curtain into the washing machine – remember to check the curtains washing label for any special instructions – so that it can be cleaned properly. You might like to add a towel or two to help agitate the load. This will help dislodge any stubborn dirt from the curtain.
- Try adding a small amount of white distilled vinegar to the wash or final rinse to help deodorise the curtain and serve as a disinfectant.
- And for those shower curtains that can’t be washed in the machine, spray with a cleaning solution, wipe down and then rinse.
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