Areas like the faucets in your home never look truly clean unless you can essentially see your reflection in them. Unfortunately, water stains and limescale buildup can get in the way of that, and ...

Unfortunately, when we look at our faucets, we often notice an off-white residue at the end of them. Built-up limescale not only affects the way we have to clean our showerheads and shower glass doors ...

It's every homeowner's nightmare to be standing over their sink, turn on the faucet, and nothing but a trickle of water comes out. Usually, unless you're a full-fledged DIYer, this means an expensive ...

Most people give their taps a cursory wipe when tidying the bathroom, but over time they can become speckled with soap ...

Limescale can be a real nuisance in your kettle, leaving behind an unattractive deposit that even alters the taste of your water, caused when hard water evaporates and leaves calcium and magnesium. It ...

The Good Housekeeping Institute experts have put the Russell Hobbs Purity Glass Kettle to the test – and after witnessing the ...

Three cleaning experts have shared the most effective method to remove stubborn toilet limescale overnight, without harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubbing ...

Limescale is an all too common sight in many households, with the chalky green substance appearing on everything from taps, toilet bowls and shower heads, to dishwashers and inside kettles. These ...

Limescale, a common household annoyance, can be found in areas where water is frequently used, including shower heads, toilets, pipes, bathtubs, kettles and, of course, taps. The build-up of limescale ...

Wherever hot water flows, limescale is never far away. In households, this is a nuisance; in thermal power stations, it’s an expensive problem. Now researchers at ETH Zurich have found an answer. A ...