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<\/p>\nBathroom limescale can be pretty stubborn.<\/p>\n
One of the places we tend to notice it most is on shower screens, which can lose their shine when the mineral deposits build up. As well as being unsightly, limescale can also lead to mould and mildew growing.<\/p>\n
Those who live in a hard water area, where there's a higher concentration of minerals like calcium and magnesium, are likely to be the most impacted by the problem.<\/p>\n
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Thankfully though, a professional cleaner shared a top tip to prevent the issue. And according to Express, it'll only cost you around 30p to get the job done.<\/p>\n
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On the Hinch Army Cleaning Tips Facebook page, the housework whiz revealed: \u201cSo many people ask about cleaning cloudy stained shower screens. I\u2019m a cleaner and never stop learning methods.<\/p>\n
"I had the opportunity to do a before and after this week at work. I do this method and the stains vanish every time.<\/p>\n
"I use a wet magic cleaning sponge (my holy grail!), wipe down with a wet microfibre cloth and buff to a shine with a glass cloth. Hope it helps you all.\u201d<\/p>\n
You can pick up a pack of 10 "magic cleaning sponges" from eBay for just \u00a32.99, which should work a treat. And you don't even need to buy any extra products!<\/p>\n
Looking for more cleaning hacks? Don't go anywhere because we've got you covered.<\/p>\n
Previously, we tested citric acid out to see how well it would work on kettle limescale. Meanwhile, this 29p weed killer can help clear your garden patio in just two days.<\/p>\n
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