How To Clean Limescale on Taps Naturally
Tags: #taps #limescale #cleaninghacks
Limescale is one of the most annoying things to remove when cleaning taps and sinks.
The harder you scrape, the harder it is to remove, and often in the process, you damage the surface.
This video will show you the best way to naturally remove tap limescale without causing damage.
Limescale is a white, chalky build-up that consists of calcium carbonate.
It is the result of evaporating water that contains that same element, which is commonly known as “hard water”.
Limescale builds on every surface it touches, such as inside pipes, kettles, boilers, and in and around taps, sinks and bathtubs and is a pain to clean.
Generally, wherever there is warm hard water, there is also limescale build-up.
So what’s the best way to get rid of it naturally without damaging the surface of the taps?
Instead of jumping to commercial products, try some of the items you already have at home as they will be just as good but less hazardous.
We will show you that lemon juice and white vinegar can be an effective natural cleaning agents to remove limescale.
These two contain citric acid, which will break down limescale deposits without damaging surfaces.
Lemon juice also smells nice.

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