Toilet limescale is a build-up of mineral deposits that is left behind when water evaporates. Over time, it hardens and can be difficult to remove.

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As spring cleaning season begins, a mum has discovered a natural and eco-friendly alternative to bleach that effectively removes stubborn toilet limescale with minimal effort.

Limescale becomes increasingly difficult to remove the longer it sits at the bottom of your toilet bowl. However, citric acid is an excellent solution for this issue. This acidic substance ...

Say a permanent farewell to stubborn limescale build up with this mum's genius cleaning hack that melts away those unsightly stains in just 10 minutes - and costs just £2.25 ...

Bleach is handy in your bathroom as it is a disinfectant that kills germs. However, it cannot remove limescale stains as it will only whiten them. Limescale becomes more difficult to remove the longer ...

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A Basingstoke resident and his disabled mother have been left frustrated after Vivid gave up on fixing their broken specialised toilet.

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Limescale is a buildup of mineral deposits ... a powerful cleaner for everything from descaling kettles to removing toilet bowl buildup. Put on a pair of gloves. Pour around 120g of citric acid ...

Limescale can build up in your toilet making your bathroom look dirty and unkept. The stubborn stains can be very difficult to remove, with even the strongest of bleach failing to banish the marks.