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Goodbye limescale and stains: How to clean your shower with just three home remedies

2023-09-24T17:31:32.667Z

Highlights: Vinegar, baking soda and lemon juice are not just for cooking. These home remedies can also be used to effectively clean the shower. Goodbye limescale and stains: How to clean your shower with just three home remedies. With these life hacks and home remedies, you can win the battle against lime and stains and take your morning shower experience to a new level with these simple steps and tricks. The shower head is an often overlooked, but still important part of the shower head. If the drain is clogged, vinegar and baking soda also work wonders.



Status: 24/09/2023, 19:12 p.m.

By: Simone Jung

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Vinegar, baking soda and lemon juice are not just for cooking. These home remedies can also be used to effectively clean the shower. And they can be found in almost every kitchen.

The morning shower experience is a real treat. But then limescale deposits and stubborn water stains come into view and cloud the refreshing start to the day. With a few simple tricks and the use of home remedies, you can tackle limescale and stains and bring the shower back to a high gloss.

1. Secret weapon against limescale in the shower: vinegar and water

Limescale deposits are the archenemy of any clean shower. But before you reach for expensive cleaning products, try this proven trick: mix water and vinegar in equal parts in a spray bottle. Spray the solution generously on the affected areas and leave for about 10 minutes. With a sponge or brush you can now simply wipe off the limescale. You can also easily get rid of annoying fruit flies with the help of vinegar.

2. Baking soda for stain removal in the shower

Stubborn stains, whether it's soap residue or rust, can spoil the joy of a clean shower. But don't worry, baking soda is your ally! Mix some water with baking soda to a paste-like consistency. Apply this mixture to the stains and leave it on for about 15 minutes. Then rinse thoroughly. If the drain is clogged, vinegar and baking soda also work wonders.

Lime and stains in the shower can be effectively removed with simple home remedies.* © Simone Jung/DALL-E

3. Lemon juice for fresh scent and cleanliness

Not only does lemon juice smell refreshing, it's also an excellent way to fight limescale and brighten up your shower. Cut a lemon in half and rub it directly on the affected areas. After the juice is left on for about 5 minutes, rinse thoroughly and enjoy the clean, fresh shine.

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4. Targeted cleaning of the shower head

An often overlooked, but still important part of the shower is the shower head. If the water jet weakens or splashes unevenly, this could be due to limescale deposits. Remove the shower head and place it in a bowl. Add equal parts water and vinegar. Let it soak for a few hours or overnight and rinse thoroughly. Your shower experience will improve significantly!

Effective budgetary means for cleaning the shower:

  • Vinegar
  • Baking powder
  • Lemon juice
  • Sponge or brush
  • Spray
  • a lemon
  • Bowl for the shower head

Your shower will not only stay cleaner but also shiny for longer after these simple steps. With these life hacks and home remedies, you can win the battle against limescale and stains and take your morning shower experience to a new level.

*Editor Simone Jung wrote this article using applications based on artificial intelligence (AI).

Source: merkur

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