Tag: limescale

When you think of lemons, you might think of cakes or even a gin and tonic, but it can actually tackle some of...

Limescale is something those living in hard water areas experience daily as it’s something that constantly returns.This is because of the minerals, such...

Limescale buildup in your toilet often takes the form of white, pink, green or black stains.The presence of unsightly toilet limescale is often...

Limescale builds up in hard water areas, appearing on appliances such as kettles. However, it can also appear around taps and be present on...

Limescale is the number one cause of grubby shower screens with soap scum taking second place.Limescale is particularly more prevalent in homes that...

If you've noticed brown, black or green stains inside your toilet bowl, it's likely limescale.Limescale is caused by hard water, which leaves deposits...

If you have ever noticed strange stains at the bottom of your kettle then it is likely limescale and is incredibly easy to...

Hard water leaves behind mineral deposits that clog up shower heads, making showers less effective and often looking a bit dirty.However, there’s an...

Limescale is caused by hard water, which contains minerals such as calcium and magnesium.The chalky deposit builds up on taps, showers, kettles, and...

Charlotte Hughes, a cleaning expert at Plumbworld, revealed the two-minute hack that removes limescale using a common kitchen item.Limescale develops when the minerals...