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Toilet limescale appears in toilet bowls when hard water evaporates leaving hard, chalky calcium and magnesium behind. Go to Source…

Limescale is made up of calcium and magnesium and can leave behind an unsightly white, chalky substance on taps, shower…

Limescale is a white deposit that’s also known as calcium carbonate, which is the reason a kettle needs regular cleaning.…

Limescale can appear in different areas around the home, including on bathroom taps. Mrs Hinch fans have taken to social…

Limescale can quickly develop in toilets, especially in hard water areas. This makes one’s toilet look dirty and unclean, but…

Limescale can quickly develop in a kettle, especially in hard water areas. However, there are simple ways to avoid ruining…

Limescale can quickly develop in the bathroom, especially in hard water areas. It can seep onto sinks, around taps, and…

Limescale can appear inside household appliances, including the kettle which shows up as a layer at the bottom. It is…

Limescale can build up in the toilet bowl as well as around the rim, and can be extremely hard to…

Limescale is a very common problem and can be found in your kettle, as well as your toilet in the…