If you've recently upgraded your bathroom with a ProEdge Bath System, you’re probably searching for the best way to clean, care for, and maintain your new shower or tub. This guide is designed to help homeowners understand exactly how to keep their bath system looking new, functioning properly, and staying protected for years.
ProEdge Bath Systems are built with non-porous materials, making them mold-resistant, easy to clean, and low-maintenance—perfect for homeowners looking for a stress-free bathroom remodel.
Below is everything you need to know about daily care, approved cleaning products, what to avoid, and how to maintain silicone waterproof seals.
Daily & Weekly Cleaning: How to Keep Your Bath System Looking New
Many homeowners search for “how to clean a shower without scrubbing” or “best cleaners for acrylic shower walls.” With ProEdge, the answer is simple: gentle cleaning is all you need.
Harsh scrubbing or prolonged soaking is not necessary. Avoid using harsh chemicals, disinfectants or chemical drain cleaners. The use of these types of cleaners on ProEdge Bath Systems wall panels, tubs, showers and metal features may cause serious damage and void your warranty. It is important to only use the recommended cleaners suggested below.
Use Safe, Recommended Cleaners
To avoid damaging the surface, stick to bath-safe, non-abrasive products. Recommended options include:
- Fantastik
- Windex
- Tilex Spray
- 409 Spray
- Lime-A-Way Spray
- Fabuloso
- Green Works
- Spic and Span Spray
- Pine-Sol
- Simple Green
- Diluted bleach
“How often should I clean my shower walls?”
- Light rinsing after each use
- Deep cleaning once per week
Be sure to rinse any cleaning product off the tub and wall surfaces immediately. Cleaners should not be allowed to remain on the surfaces for a prolonged period of time. We also recommend rinsing soap residue from your bath, walls, shower, or other components after each use. Regular cleaning will help keep your new unit looking great for years to come.
What Not to Use
“What cleaners should I avoid on my shower walls?”
To protect your ProEdge Bath System and avoid voiding the warranty, never use:
✘ Magic Erasers
✘ Abrasive pads like Scotch-Brite
✘ Comet powder
✘ Gritty cleansers
✘ Acetone, paint thinner, MEK, or strong solvents
These products can scratch, dull, or permanently damage non-porous wall panels.
How to Care for Silicone Seals
Homeowners often ask: “Why is my shower silicone turning dark?” “How do I clean silicone in my shower?” “How long does silicone need to cure?”
Here’s what you need to know:
Allow the silicone on your new ProEdge Bath Systems products to set and cure properly. Wait 24 hours before manipulating any silicone joints and refrain from cleaning them for the first five days. Thereafter, we recommend that you remove excess water from all surfaces with a towel or squeegee after each use.
After Silicone Is Fully Cured
To extend the life of your waterproofing:
- Use a squeegee or towel after each shower
- Prevent water from sitting on the silicone
Clean regularly with one of these:
- Water & white vinegar (eco-friendly solution)
- 50/50 mix of water and chlorine bleach (kills surface bacteria)
Routine Care Tips
“How do I maintain my new shower?”
Here’s the simple routine:
Daily:
– Rinse walls
– Wipe away excess water
Weekly:
– Use a recommended cleaner
– Rinse thoroughly
Monthly:
– Refresh silicone care with vinegar or diluted bleach.
This keeps surfaces bright, sanitary, and buildup-free.
Why ProEdge Bath Systems Are So Easy to Maintain
ProEdge Bath Systems are designed for homeowners who want:
- Low-maintenance shower walls
- Mold-resistant materials
- Easy cleaning without harsh chemicals
- Durability for long-term use
With a few simple steps, your bath system will continue looking like new—no scrubbing, harsh chemicals, or complicated routines required.
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