Limescale can be difficult to remove from surfaces and appliances but can cause damage if it's left
Limescale is a common, unsightly residue that can often be found around your home, most often in your bathroom and kitchen. Although it's generally harmless, it can be a nuisance, and if left untreated limescale can cause damage to surfaces and appliances.
On the popular 'Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips' Facebook group, Bev Franklin shared her success story in tackling limescale without resorting to harsh chemicals. She posted: "Love this group. convinced I needed new bathroom taps having tried everything to remove limescale." She then continued: "I took the advice of you lovely ladies, 30 seconds later and having used a 1p coin, my taps are like new...well pleased."
Karen Poole also added: "Just rub a wet 2p coin over the limescale and it just falls off." Rebecca Jackson also chimed in with detailed instructions on the technique, advising: "Get a wet 1p or 2p coin and rub in a circular motion and the limescale just falls off."
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