Is your shower glass covered in stubborn limescale and soap scum? Tired of scrubbing without results?
Don't worry—I've relied on this time-tested grandmother's trick for years to restore shower screens to pristine condition. It's simple, natural, and incredibly effective.
The secret? Rub the walls with half a lemon dipped in coarse salt. Here's how it transforms your bathroom:
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1. Cut the lemon in half.
2. Dip one half in coarse salt.
3. Rub it along the shower walls, squeezing occasionally to release the juice.
4. Repeat as needed until all limescale and soap scum are gone.
5. Rinse thoroughly with clean water.
Your shower walls are now sparkling clean! This quick method effortlessly removes limescale and soap residue from glass or plastic screens.
It's versatile too—perfect for rust on bathtubs, shower trays, tiles, and faucets. No lemon? Grapefruit works just as well.
You won't need vigorous scrubbing. The lemon's natural acidity dissolves limescale and breaks down soap buildup.
Coarse salt acts as a gentle abrasive, lifting stains without scratching surfaces, and rinses away easily.
