How to Remove Limescale Easily

Limescale is one of those little things that we wish would disappear from the earth forever!

Limescale doesn’t just make your things look old, it can actually ruin your things and render them useless. Sinks, taps, showerheads, glass, kettles, washing machines, and dishwashers all can’t escape the annoying white marks that are pretty tough to remove.

What is limescale?

Why not dazzle your friends with some chemistry trivia? It is primarily made of calcium carbonate and magnesium carbonate.

But in normal speak, it is basically made of minerals, which you can find in the water. These natural minerals dry up; as a result, they form white residues that usually don’t dissolve in water.

What can get rid of limescale?

Sadly water isn’t enough to get rid of this stubborn limescale. You’ll need some potent limescale remover from the supermarket, a rough scrub, and elbow grease.

These potent limescale removers work by dissolving the minerals, usually with highly acidic or alkaline chemicals. Some of them also use petroleum-based chemicals that smell harsh, like bleach.

What are the alternatives?

You can use good ol’ kitchen essentials like vinegar or baking soda. Still, if you want to save time and effort in making your concoction, you should try our Nimble Sticky Stopper, which is made with effective ingredients derived from plants.

The best thing about it is also antibacterial – it kills 99.9% of germs. It contains lactic acid, an ingredient derived from corn, a natural disinfectant, and a fantastic ingredient that dissolves limescale.Watch the video below to see how it works.