HG Limescale Remover Concentrate, Sink Tap & Toilet Limescale Remover, Multi Surface Cleaner & Descaler, Bathroom Cleaner for Shower Heads, Loos, Baths & Screens - 1 Litre

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This guide will review the top products available in the UK and look at some other applicable topics, like: Are you planning a new bathroom or kitchen makeover? Shop online with Plumbworld for guaranteed lowest prices and next day delivery. HG’s professional range is ideal for heavy-duty cleaning, and their limescale remover is no different. This high concentrate bathroom descaler is suitable for removing limescale from your taps, shower, plastic bath, sink, shower door, tiles and shower head. There's nothing better than walking into a perfectly clean bathroom or kitchen, but limescale can really spoil the pristine look. You get total control with this limescale remover as you can choose whether to use it undiluted or diluted, depending on how much limescale you have. But be warned, it’s powerful stuff, so be sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully.

Just spray and wait, then wipe off. The foam consistency clings to vertical surfaces like tiles, which makes it even more effective. ProsFor really stubborn stains, you can let it soak for 30 minutes and then rinse it away, leaving a shiny surface behind. The Stardrops Pine Disinfectant Spray is a multi-purpose cleaner that’s great for cleaning the toilet bowl as it leaves a fresh woodland pine scent.

You will know that your shower handset is clogged with limescale as the water squirts out in every direction but down. You can clean your shower with homemade solutions of vinegar or lemon juice. When it comes to cleaning taps to remove limescale, vinegar or lemon work best outside of a chemical cleaner.

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This is a professional limescale remover, but it’s super easy to use, so you certainly don’t have to be a pro to apply it. The acid in Coke does make it quite good at removing limescale, so Coca-Cola can certainly be used in a pinch to remove limescale. If the limescale is still there, you can either use the rougher side of the pad or use bicarbonate of soda to do the work for you. Bicarb is a natural abrasive, which means when you apply it to your glass with a damp cloth and wipe it away with a dry one, it should remove any remaining limescale stains. When testing and selecting the best limescale removers, we considered appliance or area trying to descale, capacity, ease of use and value.