Limescale is the leading cause of dirty shower walls (which can be too much, as an expert recently described the healthy number of showers a person should take ), followed closely by soap scum. But what exactly is limestone? It consists of impure water that is loaded with minerals and metals such as calcium, fluoride or magnesium.
The "hardness" of water is determined by the amount of these minerals it contains. So hard water means that it is full of minerals and metals. This, combined with soap, leads to this buildup of dirt on faucets, tiles, and shower enclosures. Limescale, which can be easily removed from toilets with these expert tips , is most visible on shower glass and can affect the appearance of your bathroom.
However, white vinegar is not always necessary to solve these problems. In addition to mold, which can be easily removed with home remedies , Instagram cleaning gurus @thecleangroup and @thecleangroup revealed how hotel cleaners can achieve "flawless" shower enclosures in just a few moments, reports the Express .
They captioned their video: "It's not vinegar! Just think of how immaculate hotel bathrooms are, yet they get used a lot. Well, hotel cleaners are absolute experts when it comes to a flawless surface."
They suspect that nature's secret weapon is a "melamine sponge," also known as a magic eraser. The experts add: "They are not just suitable for removing stains from walls. A damp melamine sponge removes limescale, soap residue and water stains in 15 seconds."
One cleaning guru gave a tip for sparkling showers relying on the Magic Eraser: "I've been using this for my clients' (and my own) showers for six months and I promise you'll never stop."
They added: "I can't wait to hear their verdict. This is a turning point, and I don't say that lightly."
Magic Erasers are made from a unique melamine resin foam that penetrates surface crevices, breaks down dirt and removes it easily with water. In a demonstration video, the expert uses a dampened magic eraser on a shower enclosure covered in limescale, then buffs it with a microfiber cloth to achieve what they call a "flawless finish."
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