Shower glass cleaning with AutoGrooming CleanView oil film remover
In short
AutoGrooming CleanView Oil Film Remover is a car-glass cleaner I used on shower booth glass and a bathroom mirror at home in Korea. After spraying it onto wet surfaces, rubbing with the included towel, and rinsing, the cloudy water marks looked reduced and the glass looked clearer. Verdict: convenient for a quick bathroom clean without extra tools.

Good to know
- Product
- AutoGrooming CleanView Oil Film Remover
- Use context
- Used on shower booth glass and a bathroom mirror at home while caring for a child
- Original purpose
- Removing oil film from car glass
- Included item
- Dedicated towel
Prices as written by the tester on Jul 20, 2026 · not updated automatically
Why did I end up using a car oil film remover in the bathroom?
When you're looking after a child, you keep putting off bathroom cleaning. The shower booth glass and bathroom mirror had cloudy water marks all over them, but it wasn't easy to find the time.



I finally found time to clean, but I had run out of bathroom cleaner. So I pulled out my husband's AutoGrooming CleanView Oil Film Remover from his car-washing supplies. It started out of curiosity: could a product for car glass work on bathroom glass too?

How did I clean the shower booth glass and mirror?
This time, I cleaned the shower booth glass and bathroom mirror. Since it is originally for removing oil film from car glass, I tried it without huge expectations.




First, I sprayed plenty of water onto the surfaces and evenly sprayed on CleanView. While they were still wet, I rubbed broadly with the included dedicated towel about five times. I did not have to press hard or scrub aggressively, so it was easier on my arms.




How did the water marks and water flow change after rinsing?
As I rubbed with the towel, the whitish water marks and oil film sitting on the surface gradually disappeared, and the surface felt smoother. After a final thorough rinse with the showerhead, the glass looked clearer than before.


I could feel a difference when I sprayed water on it again, too. Before, water droplets would bead up and remain like stains, but after cleaning, I could see the water running straight down. The mirror also looked clearer with the bathroom light on, so the cleaning felt worthwhile.



What made cleaning easier while caring for a child?
The most convenient thing was that it came with a dedicated towel. I could start cleaning without preparing a separate cloth or tools. It felt manageable enough to finish without stress even while my child was taking a nap.


The amount also felt more generous than I expected. I think it could be used for several cleaning sessions, and I liked the results from cleaning the glass and mirror this time, so I found myself reaching for it again for bathroom cleaning.










