One might think that a splash of bleach is the ticket to a spotless toilet, but those pesky discolored stains are mighty immune to such a straightforward fix. Limescale, that irksome deposit left by ...

WATER sits at the bottom of toilets all day, every day, so it’s not uncommon for limescale to build up and it can be a real pain to get rid of. From pouring a bottle of cola down the toilet, to ...

The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Cleaning the loo is a loathed enough chore as it is, but if you ...

Constant cleaning and bleach might not be enough to keep toilet bowls free from the unsightly brown limescale that seems to haunt us no matter how much we scrub. Limescale, a stubborn mineral deposit, ...

Limescale, also known as calcium carbonate, is made up of mainly calcium and magnesium created through hard water. These mineral deposits accumulate on the surface of the toilet bowl, appearing as a ...

For this article, myHOMEBOOK spoke with an expert. Salt Contains Chemistry Elke Messerschmidt works in knowledge ...

Limescale is made up of mainly calcium and magnesium created through hard water. These mineral deposits accumulate on the surface of the toilet bowl, appearing as a white or off-white residue, ...

Homemade Cleaners (Ulysses Press, 2014), by Mandy O’Brien and Dionna Ford offers a safer solution to commercial cleaners with toxic chemicals with tips, tricks and formulas to make your home sparkling ...

And the best product to help prevent limescale from returning WATER sits at the bottom of toilets all day, every day, so it’s not uncommon for limescale to build up and it can be a real pain to get ...