Limescale is often the culprit behind those annoying streaks on your shower screens that seem to reappear no matter how many times you scrub. This is due to the minerals naturally present in the water ...

White vinegar, known for its simple effectiveness, has long been a go-to natural cleaner as well as a kitchen staple. On hand to tackle a variety of cleaning challenges, it sometime works even better ...

Limescale is the primary culprit behind grimy shower screens, closely followed by soap scum. Limescale is especially common in homes with hard water, as it tends to accumulate in areas frequently ...

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A CLEANING fanatic has revealed how to rid your shower screen of limescale in a matter of minutes. Mrs D, from Chorley, Lancs, has revealed her simple process for making the glass look brand new - and ...

NO matter how much you scrub the limescale on your shower screen, it can seem impossible to remove. One woman has shared the DIY hack she uses to tackle stubborn water stains in her bathroom.

While many struggle to remove water stains and soap scum from the bathroom shower screen without leaving streaks, an Australian mum has revealed her very simple 'go-to' method. Julie, from Melbourne, ...

Cleaning shower screens can be a real chore, especially when you're left with stubborn stains and cloudy glass. But there's a simple trick to get rid of these pesky marks in less than 10 minutes.