Danase Waterspot Remover vs My Bathrooms

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I've been waiting for a chance to give this product a good workout and post some pictures, but alas, most of my customers have the good sense to stay out of the water. So I got to thinking, hey... My shower is full of waterspots. So is my upstairs tub faucet. Surely those would be good test subjects! So here you go. Finally photographic proof that Danase Waterspot Remover is the shiznit!

I tested it on my kitchen faucet first. WOW!

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Here it is on the upstairs tub stuff.

Before:

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After (half/half):

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Oh, it gets better. Here it is on my gross shower door. I polish out the whole thing a couple times a year. It is about that time again...

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I applied it to a small spot. See that clear spot? That is where I used the Danase Waterspot Remover. If it can clear off hard water this thick without any effort, then you know it will tackle messed up automobile glass without a problem.

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You can see the clean spot a little better here.

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Here is the upstairs faucet again. Man does this stuff clean!!

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Here is yours truely busting a gut on the rest of it. lol Nah, just kidding. This stuff is actually the easiest product in the world to use.

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So there you have it. Long story short, if you ever, and I do mean EVER, have to deal with waterspots, then this is a product that you MUST have. There aren't many products that I would consider absolutely necessary for any detailer's arsenal, but this is one of them. I've never met it's equal in removing waterspots from home or auto. I had an opportunity to use it on a couple vehicles over the summer, but I was either over eager and didn't document it, or it was one of the several details where I was without a camera. It does an outstanding job that I'm sure many people will back me up on. If you haven't tried it yet then go get some now. Just think about all the things you have waterspots on that you'd like to clear up.

GET YER WATERSPOT REMOVER ON! (http://danase.com/dawaspre.html)

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Impressive stuff! Now put a coat of RainX on that shower door.

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Sweet! Thanks for this review. I picked up some with my last order and didn't even consider it for my shower door. Everything else I tried was with very little success, if any at all.

Is your shower door plastic or glass??
Mine is plastic...

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Mine is glass. Typically I use a glass restoration polish from Detailer's Pride. It is kind of gritty and has always been very effective when used with the PC on my shower glass. This was even more effecive though. The only problem is that I fear it would take a whole bottle of product to clean up, so I think I'm going to have to do it the slower way on those. I just wanted to demonstrate what it could do on hard water stains on glass since that is the hardest part to clean when cars are damaged by it.

Great product Bob! Sorry again for the late review. I've been meaning to get this written up for months now. You have no idea how crazy this year has been for us out here. Between dancing my best dance at work to avoid getting laid off and going to school full time while operating my business(es) and the new baby, I haven't had two seconds to myself for soooooo long. It has been insane!