Clorox Bathroom Ultra Foamer Cleaner Spray, Rain Clean, 16 fl oz

This works well for getting all the gunk from the shower walls.

As a disabled person who uses a walker; it is hard for me to clean my tub. Took me years to find the right product. It's thicker than a leading brand. All I do is spray it on; leave it for around 20 to 25 minutes and it's clean. The leading brand foam does not stay on and do what it says. This one is thicker, and has the staying power. Which means it's cleaning instead of just running down two minutes later. My first time using it, I had some build up so it took two times. But, my landlord mentioned how bright my tub looks compared to the others here with a family. It is not porcelain. Needed to note that. If u have a bottom of tub issue where it looks dingy; this is great for that too. In first use, I cover the entire bottom of tub. if u do have a scum issue; it does work on tile pretty well too. With it having Clorox in it; is why it's brighter. U should know, Clorox does dry out caulk on tile, so make sure it's rinsed well after using it. I have a long shower head, so I just rinse well and wipe down. On toil use, sometimes ummm…skid marks might remain. 🥴🤢🤦‍♀️ idk what other term to use; but the go to product is another Clorox brand. It's the wand. I can't even begin to tell u how great it is. It foams and has a scrubbing head. Throw away after use. I was never one to clean my toilet by hand. So unsanitary. But, I had a plumbing issue after a main hurricane. It backed up for roughly 5 days. Would. It flush, and had to use a pot for flushing. It had a black ring right around edge of toilet lip at the very top. I used every product, and returned without going away, until this product. I used a spray bottle with our Clorox and let it sit. Then the the foam and left it sitting. Then the wand took two wand heads; and now it's just a proactive thing I do. Long post, but as a woman with special needs, it's been tough finding the right product. It's never been available at my local Walmart; but I have it shipped. Both smell great. I forgot to mean they make an eraser brand too. It's what I used on bathroom tile. The erasers are very inexpensive. Wet and go. But, it didn't work alone great. Foam; test an area with eraser and if it still didn't stay clean; refoam and wait a few more minutes. Soap scum holds mold. The longer it stays on; the worse it gets. And that mold after every shower, gets in the air and travels to walls ceiling. My cousin and her husband flip houses for a living. After it got very clean, I had one of the kids wipe down bathroom walls and spray the ceiling with kilt. 4 years later, no more mold. Kilt is a killing mold product. I repainted over it when the air was less humid. Viola. Hope my story helps anyone looking to control bathroom mold. The south is just so humid and toxic playground for mold.