For a tub? We just bought a house, and first thing we will do when we move in next month is to remove the glass doors and track ASAP. Not hard, there are instructions on the web.

We don't have the tub tracks any longer, but they are sort of like regular window tracks, which drive me crazy with the dirtiness. With window tracks, I've gotten in the habit of every so often, flooding them with cleaning solution (largely water), scrubbing them with an old toothbrush, and then sucking the water out with a wet/dry vac with crevice tool attachment. Sometimes you have to add more water, as a rinse, and vac it out again. It's so hard to get rid of the gunk in the corners otherwise. If you have access to a wet/dry vac, I recommend trying that.

Doesn't removing the door and track leave holes in the bathtub? I know this is a stupid question. I want to remove mine, but don't want to have to repair holes if they exist.

Google it. The bottom track is glued. And screw holes on the walls can be caulked.

Its not a tub its a shower stall. Is there a easy way to clean them?

Thank you so much for that link, sushipup1. That site and the video is very enlightening. I knew none of the information shared. I appreciate so very much.

We're moving into a new house next month, and one bathroom has a **new** door, and it'll be gone ASAP. I posted in the Home Decorating forum, and got lots of encouragement to take out the doors.

Every time you get into the shower, run an old tooth brush over that track....I did that for maybe 20 years....and now that track is Gone Gone Gone!!