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Wet & Forget Shower - FAQs

How do I attach the remote sprayer?

To attach the remote sprayer to your Wet & Forget Shower bottle, follow these steps:

1. Open the flip cap on the bottle.
2. Firmly insert the (white) hose tip into the opening until it snaps into place.
3. Fully extend the hose to 3 feet (36 inches). Failing to fully extend the hose may cause kinks and prevent proper product flow.
4. After each use, turn the sprayer nozzle to the 'OFF' position and snap it back into the bottle handle to prevent leaks.
5. Store and transport the bottle in an upright position with the sprayer connected.

How do you apply Wet & Forget Shower?

For the best results, apply Wet & Forget Shower once a week:

1. Spray your shower surfaces with Wet & Forget Shower after you finish showering or to a wet surface.
2. Use weekly to keep your shower spotless and prevent the build-up of soap scum and grime.

Why isn’t my sprayer working?

If your Wet & Forget Shower sprayer isn't working, it may be due to a kinked hose.

1. Ensure that the hose tip is fully snapped into place.
2. Fully extend the hose to 3 feet (36 inches). If the hose is not fully extended, it can kink and prevent the product from flowing into the sprayer.

Can I use Wet & Forget Shower to clean a very dirty or neglected shower?

Yes! Wet & Forget Shower is effective for both deep cleaning and maintenance:

1. For tough cleaning jobs, spray Wet & Forget Shower generously on the dirty surfaces.
2. A wipe down might be necessary. If buildup remains, reapply daily until clean.
3. Once your shower is clean, switch to a weekly maintenance program by spraying once a week to prevent everyday shower grime.

Is Wet & Forget Shower safe for all surfaces?

Wet & Forget Shower is safe on many bathroom surfaces, but we recommend testing in an inconspicuous area first.

It is safe for: Ceramic, natural stone, chrome, brass, bronze, nickel, copper, acrylic, rubber, vinyl, stainless steel, granite, slate, glass tiles, cultured marble, and fiberglass. Do not use on natural marble.

Can I use Wet & Forget Shower on shower curtains and shower door glass?

Yes. Wet & Forget Shower is safe and effective on: Glass, plexiglass, vinyl, rubber, synthetic and plastic surfaces.

Does Wet & Forget Shower contain bleach or harsh chemicals?

No. Wet & Forget Shower is bleach-free and made with gentle chemistry.

It contains:
1. No bleach, ammonia, dyes, or harsh fumes.
2. A light, soft vanilla scent for a fresh, clean bathroom without chemical odors.

Is Wet & Forget Shower safe for septic tanks?

Yes. Wet & Forget Shower is septic-safe. It will not harm or interfere with the aerobic or anaerobic bacteria in your septic system.

Can Wet & Forget Shower remove soap scum and grime from my washing machine?

Yes! Wet & Forget Shower effectively cleans soap scum and grime from washing machines:

1. Spray Wet & Forget Shower inside the washing machine, including the agitator.
2. Let it sit overnight.
3. Run a short wash cycle with warm water to rinse.
4. Repeat up to 3 times if necessary to fully remove buildup.

Does Wet & Forget Shower remove lime or calcium deposits from hard water?

Wet & Forget Shower can help tackle calcium stains, but results may vary depending on your water type and the level of build-up. For the best outcome, we recommend giving Wet & Forget Shower a try. If stubborn lime or calcium deposits remain, a quick pre-cleaning can help prepare the surface, allowing Wet & Forget Shower to maintain a sparkling, spotless finish with regular weekly use.

How long does it take for Wet & Forget Shower to work?

Immediate Action: Wet & Forget Shower starts dissolving soap scum and shower grime as soon as its applied.

Tough Jobs: May require a quick wipe-down and a few daily applications until a clean shower is achieved.

Long-Term Results: With weekly use, Wet & Forget Shower continues to prevent new buildup and keeps your shower sparkling clean.

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