Browsing: limescale

Toilet limescale is caused by hard water with high amounts of dissolved minerals. The minerals build up over time and…

Vinegar can remove limescale but often leaves an ‘unpleasant’ smell or taste, which is why there is a more effective…

Soap scum, limescale and body oils can leave unpleasant stains on shower glass. Removing the marks can be difficult, but…

From removing limescale to cleaning windows, the Express has got you covered when it comes to the best advice for…

Limescale can be a major annoyance when cleaning your bathroom, but luckily there are various cheap methods to tackle stubborn…

Toilet limescale is caused by hard water which contains high amounts of calcium and magnesium. When the hard water evaporates,…

Limescale is a chalky, hard deposit that can be found in areas where water is heated up or left to…

Limescale can leave unpleasant brown, pink and grey stains around toilet bowls. There are lots of chemical options available for…

Limescale building up in kettles isn’t harmful, but it can affect the efficiency of the appliance. I recently used lemon…

Toilet limescale is caused by hard water which contains calcium and magnesium. If you have toilet limescale, you likely have…