I have 1/8 inch thick of limescale on the outer top rim of my bathtub. What is the easiest way to remove it, with no damage to the tub?

Yes, Coca-Cola is great for removing limescale from taps, toilets, and other plumbing fixtures. It works best if you’re able to soak the affected area in Coke for a while...

Yes, a little bit of WD-40 will help soften limescale and other mineral deposits so you can wipe them away. Just give it a few minutes to work before wiping...

Apply a cleaning agent like Bio-Clean and work it into the glass in small circles. Keep rubbing until the limescale and buildup is gone.

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Use acetic acid or white vinegar. For heavy build-up or extra stubborn limescale buildup soak a rag in the acid or vinegar and wrap it around the faucet taps. Let...