How to remove white deposit in the bathroom: two ingredients will help

Limescale is a common issue that is challenging to eliminate with conventional methods. This is because the water running through pipes contains mineral salts, which, when deposited on surfaces, create a stubborn layer of buildup.

Commercially available cleaning products often fail to deliver the desired results. Discover a simple and cost-effective life hack to remove white plaque in the bathroom in the OBOZREVATEL article.

Limescale, having an alkaline base, can be effectively addressed with acids. It's essential to wear thick rubber gloves before starting the cleaning process to avoid damaging your skin.

The recipe is straightforward. Combine baking soda and lemon juice. The citric acid will not only eliminate limescale from the bathtub but also leave the surface shiny.

Prepare a mixture by blending baking soda and lemon juice. Ensure the mixture is not too liquid; it should have the consistency of 'gruel.' Using a sponge, apply the product to surfaces where plaque has accumulated. You can treat the bathtub, shower stall, shower, faucet, and so on.

If there is a significant amount of white scale, leave the mixture on for approximately 15 minutes to allow the acid to work. Afterward, rinse off any remaining plaque with a damp sponge and water. The procedure can be repeated several times.

Experts advise against using abrasive powders when cleaning the bathtub.

Earlier, OBOZREVATEL told you how to return the bathtub to white color and not damage the enamel.

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