🔹 Clean After Every Use

Use a microfiber cloth or rubber squeegee to wipe down the door after every shower. This reduces water stains, mold growth, and soap scum that can wear away at the glass over time.

🔹 Apply Water Repellent Coating

Water-repellent sprays help minimize moisture buildup and reduce the chance of etching or staining. Reapply every 1–2 weeks for best results.

🔹 Skip Harsh Cleaners

Never use abrasive pads, ammonia, or acidic products. Instead, opt for a pH-neutral cleaner specifically formulated for glass.

🔹 Check Tracks and Hinges Regularly

Dirt or grime in the tracks can lead to stuck doors and chipped glass. Clean them with a toothbrush and mild soap, and check for loose screws or misaligned rollers.

🔹 Replace Old Seals and Caulking

If the door’s seals are cracked or loose, water may leak out and damage surrounding areas. Replace worn seals and re-caulk as needed.

🔹 Handle the Door Gently

Slamming or forcing the door can cause alignment issues or cracks. Always open and close gently.

🔹 Improve Ventilation

Mold and moisture are enemies of glass and metal. Run the bathroom fan during and after showers, or leave a window slightly open.