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Limescale is a chalky substance made up of calcium and magnesium and is often left behind on appliances and fixtures…

Limescale in a kettle not only looks bad but can also impact the taste of hot drinks and can even…

Limescale buildup is caused by calcium and magnesium minerals in hard water. The hard water marks can look unsightly but…

Limescale in the toilet can be difficult to deal with, especially when it has been building up for a long…

Limescale can build up in appliances such as kettles, causing a chalky residue to float in the water. Experts have…

Not only is limescale in a kettle unsightly, it can also make tea taste funny as well as add to…

Removing limescale from toilets can be tricky and time-consuming, but it is necessary in order to keep the toilet working…

Limescale in the kettle will not only give off an unsightly appearance, it will spoil hot drinks and can even…

Toilet limescale appears as a result of hard water evaporating and leaving behind calcium and magnesium. Go to Source (express.co.uk)…

Over time, limescale can build up in kettles, which can make the appliance work harder than it needs to. I…