CRL has deepened its partnership with The Shower Door Professionals Co-op, an organization dedicated exclusively to elevating standards and collaboration within the frameless shower glass industry.

If you're the proud owner of a glass shower screen, you'll be all too familiar with the struggle to keep it spotless. Each time you take a shower, you could be leaving water marks or allowing droplets ...

Soap scum forms when fatty acids in bar soap react with minerals in hard water, creating a cloudy film on glass and tile.

Have you ever squinted through your glass shower doors and wondered when they became so cloudy? Hard water stains, soap scum, and everyday grime can accumulate quickly, making even the cleanest ...

If you own a glass shower screen, you'll be all too familiar with the struggle of keeping it spotless. Each time you step into the shower, you risk leaving behind watermarks or allowing droplets of ...

The whizz explains why conventional products don't have the same effect A CHEMICAL engineer has lifted the lid on how a kitchen staple can help remove pesky water stains from showers. With one ...

Shower screens get marked chiefly because of hard water deposits, typically known as limescale, and soap scum buildup. These deposits can actually become etched into the shower glass surface, causing ...

Cleaning expert Leanne shared the simple three-ingredient spray that she uses to keep her shower screen looking 'crystal ...

The more stressed some of us get, the more we can find ourselves wanting to double (or triple) down on our self-care routines. Case in point: the “everything shower.” It all started on TikTok, and now ...

A beaver supermoon rose in Australian skies on Wednesday night. See some of the extraordinary pictures captured of the lunar spectacular from Victoria and around the globe. It came as photos were ...

We all know the importance of having a clean shower, especially since this is the top destination we go to in order to get fresh and clean ourselves, but how often does it need tending to? We asked ...