On the shower head, on the sink, on the tap and in the sink – limescale builds up over time in all areas of the home that come into contact with water. A simple household trick using baking paper should now help affected areas to regain their shine and remove limescale stains.
Baking paper is a versatile household helper. Not only can you use it to decorate your cappuccino or replace muffin tins, but you can also fry a fried egg without a pan. But did you know that you can even use it to remove limescale stains? Find out here how this ingenious household trick works.
Remove limescale stains with baking paper
To remove annoying limescale stains, crumple the baking paper up a little with your hands. This makes the paper more stable and easier to hold. Now rub the limescale stains on the tap, in the shower or in the sink with the baking paper in your hand. After just a few seconds, the limescale stains and other discoloration will disappear, giving your bathroom a new shine. Cleaning can be so easy!
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Before you start, make sure that the surfaces are dry. If the limescale stains cannot be removed immediately, apply a little more pressure with the baking paper. Simply rub the spots with the paper until you are satisfied with the result.
You can also use this household trick to remove limescale from the sink, kettle and all stainless steel surfaces. Light soiling in the oven can also be tackled in this way.
Long-lasting shine
Another advantage: this trick not only removes limescale stains, it also ensures a long-lasting shine. The treatment with baking paper acts like a protective layer and new limescale cannot build up so quickly.
For water stains and light limescale deposits, you can achieve remarkable results with this household trick. For stubborn limescale deposits, however, it is better to use one of the following household remedies. The baking paper is then used to polish the surfaces!
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