Users did report quite a strong chemical smell, so ensure the room is well ventilated during and after use. Key specs We spent hours researching the best shower cleaners by scouring our Mumsnet forums to find products that are reliable, practical and effective at removing limescale, grout, mould, mildew and other stubborn bathroom stains. Many of these shower cleaners have been tried, tested and are rated by Mumsnet users, which is why you can be sure that these products work.

It's easy to think that our shower is one of the cleanest spaces in our home, but if you're not armed with one of the best shower cleaners on the market, it can be a haven for germs. We love that Windolene can be used on a range of surfaces and that it’s also easy to use (especially if you have an accompanying shower squeegee to hand). ProsIf you’re frustrated with seeing grease, grime, stains or streaks on your shower screens, windows and bathroom mirrors, you may wish to use a bathroom cleaner specifically for windows and glass. I clean mine once a week with my usual bathroom cleaner, but spray after every shower with shower spray. Nothing fancy, the Astonish one works well. It does make a big difference, I stopped using shower spray as a test once and it looked manky after a couple of days.” (Tried and tested by Mumsnet user Theneverendinglaundry) The Method shower cleaning range boasts great fragrances that are non-toxic, biodegradable and require little or next to no scrubbing, while still leaving a sparkling shine. This spray is perfect for those who may be struggling with stubborn limescale and deposits. Every day, our showers and bathrooms are exposed to limescale, because let’s face it – wherever there’s water, there’s limescale. It leaves an unappealing dull haze on showers, tiles, bathtubs, and sinks. It’s also notoriously difficult to get rid of.

Ready to channel your inner Mrs Hinch? We've rounded up some of the best shower cleaners on the market below. Best shower cleaners at a glance: Pressurised steam cleaners are great for just about any room in the home, including bathrooms and showers.To use, simply turn the nozzle on and spray a light mist over wet surfaces from 20cm away, then walk away. The spray has a very slight chemical smell but it’s not particularly offensive and does a great job – no streaks with this product. Our only bugbear is the spray nozzle, which can be a bit hit and miss with spritzing and dribbling. Nonetheless, every part of the bottle and trigger is recyclable and the price is hard to beat. One of my bugbears, being someone who has OCD, is water marks — I absolutely loathe them," says Nicola. "I combat this by using microfibre cloths and a spray of white vinegar." Save time scrubbing on your hands and knees as all you need to do is spray it on the surface and leave it to work its magic. After 10 to 15 minutes, rinse the surface with water and let it dry.