Lime scale remover

If you live in a hard water area, hard water deposits (limescale) can cause all kinds of problems, ranging from the unsightly build up around sinks, baths and faucets, all the way through to completely clogging up your heating pipework, in which case,...

Get rid of lime deposits using 2 items from your pantry ~ vinegar and salt. #CleanHome

Living in rural West Virginia can be tough sometimes. We have extremely hard water. One of the problems I have to face often is lime scale. It seems like every couple of months I have to drain my toilets and began the scrubbing ritual. In the past 12 years I have learned a few tips to help battle it. Lime Scale is a hard, off white, chalky deposit that is often found in: toilets, sinks, show heads, faucets, and hot water tanks. It can often clog pipes, and the outlet valves on toilets…

Limescale stains are among those spots that particularly bother us! No sooner has the bathroom been cleaned than they start spreading again... Find out here how you can remove and prevent limescale!

Laura Maycock on Instagram: "After putting a story at the start of the week, saying about the watermarks on my shower, I got a load of different recommendations of products are use or mixtures to make to remove them. One of which was this Kilrock brush on lime scale remover. It comes with a small brush in the lid of the pot, but I used a bigger paintbrush to cover a larger area, quicker. I left it on for about four minutes and then rinsed it off well then cleaned the glass and as you can…

Vinegar - The cheapest way to remove limescale.

Tired of those hard water deposits all over your shower head? Try this easy way to remove hard water deposits from your shower head.

Limescale can be a real nightmare! Hard water stains not only look unsightly, but they can actually cause damage to appliances and stop them from working as efficiently. Today we're not only sharing limescale treatments, but also how to prevent it using natural products and simple methods. Banish your limescale today!

Get rid of lime deposits using 2 items from your pantry ~ vinegar and salt. #CleanHome

Limescale is a calcium carbonate deposit left when water evaporates from a surface. Over time, this mineral builds up, causing white crystals to form. Limescale often forms on household appliances as well as on surfaces like taps and...