Well water and white spots
Outside the town limits, many homes in western Loudoun run on a private well. Well water often carries minerals, and those minerals show up as white spots on glass shower doors, chrome faucets and dishwasher racks. Over time they build into a crust around shower heads and drains. Regular cleaning keeps it from setting hard. A water softener makes the spots lighter, but they still come back. Tell us what kind of water you have and what your fixtures and counters are made of. Marble and some faucet finishes do not handle acidic cleaners well, so each surface needs the right product. One habit helps more than any cleaner: squeegee the glass shower door after every use. It keeps the glass clear between visits and saves a lot of scrubbing.

