Unless you have very hard water, I would think the glass block would be easier to clean than the regular shower stall. Water and a squeegee.

I've heard of people waxing their glass shower doors (Rain X or something?) to make the water slide off easier.

You would want to keep up with the glass blocks so as not to have mineral build-up forming. I think Lizql might mean squeegee after showering.

I've had one for years and I find them very easy to maintain. We each squeegee the tiled walls and glass bricks after every shower, which pretty much eliminates that nasty task of cleaning the shower once a week.

Once every six months, I sprinkle an abrasive cleaner (non-bleach, but with other types of safe whiteners) on a plate and take a toothbrush to the grout. We have water in NJ that turns the grouting an orange color. This gets rid of any stained grouting.

Cher

I diligently squeegy and then wipe with a micro cloth after the last shower (me). Never have to do anything else!

Thanks everyone! We are now moved into the new house and I'm squeegying (sp??) everday. That's a great idea about the micro cloth as well. Love those things!

Christy

I just recently moved into a home with a glass block shower...LOVE IT! However, the house water is hard (we have a softner, but the damage is done). So I have some etching in the glass from the water, I used minerial oil to bring it back to it's luster and it's much clearer now. It also acts as a water barrier too. It's done very nicely so far for those of you who already have damage this is an inexpensive quick fix. It looks so much better now.