We have all been there, constantly looking at our shower glass door or panel and wondering how it ended up looking so dirty. Often the glass in your shower changes color over time – the once ...

Hand on heart: When was the last time you cleaned your shower hose? It’s probably one of those areas in the house that gets overlooked during cleaning. But considering how close the shower hose is ...

Unfortunately, when we look at our faucets, we often notice an off-white residue at the end of them. Built-up limescale not only affects the way we have to clean our showerheads and shower glass doors ...

Battling limescale on shower glass is one of bathroom cleaning's most persistent challenges. Those stubborn, chalky deposits appear when minerals in hard water evaporate, leaving behind unsightly ...

One of the toughest spots in the entire home to clean is a shower head when covered with stubborn limescale. Often, homeowners are fighting a losing battle with the substance - which is made up of ...

Limescale building up on your shower screen can turn even the most spotless bathrooms into unsightly messes. Alongside limescale, soap scum creates another headache when soap mixes with water and ...

Limescale in shower heads restricts water flow and harbours mould, but cleaning experts say there's an effective alternative ...

Limescale is an all too common sight in many households, with the chalky green substance appearing on everything from taps, toilet bowls and shower heads, to dishwashers and inside kettles. These ...