Every housewife in the world has a precise method that makes it possible to disinfect and disinfect the bathroom to 100% without too much effort, to clean the faucet well and to restore it to a new appearance.
Bag packed at will
Unfortunately, even if we can wash and disinfect the bathroom every day with extreme, thorough and thorough cleaning, it is undeniable that it remains dirty or in any case it does not stand as clean as we would like.
There are those who use liters of bleach to keep a bathroom perfectly clean and fragrant, and those who opt instead for natural products that sometimes produce satisfactory results, other times not.
Stop deposits of limestone, the housekeeping solution is in the kitchen cupboard
In particular, many housewives do not know how to remove traces of limestone left by the water, which slowly accumulate over time until they leave whitish and ugly traces to look at, all the more so since, despite the impression of a dirty and neglected bathroom, they give the impression that it is a dirty and neglected bathroom.
But be careful, there’s a method that you can use to solve this problem once and for all and make sure that the fauc gets as bright and shiny as it’s when it’s just been bought and installed. Strange as it may seem, to clean the faucet without a limestone deposit, just use a bag wrapped around the tap itself with white vinegar and it is done.
This is the cure for limestone, opaque and stained taps
The first thing you need to do is choose a strong bag, pour two glasses of white vinegar, and attach the bag directly to the tap so that the vinegar flows all over your arm. It is left to stand for hours, of course without opening the water, during which the natural product acts with its large descaling effect by removing all the limestone residues up to the smallest particles.
If you have the opportunity, you can leave the vinegar bag out all night. Of course, the results will be fabulous. If you want to get a great result, you can mix five tablespoons of bicarbonate with water and then apply the solution obtained with a sponge. Finally, leave it for a few minutes and then apply a soft, damp cloth to remove everything.
If small limestone spots remain, we recommend that you use a used toothbrush, i.e. whose hair is already worn, to remove all deposits. In general, vinegar is sufficient to remove all layers of limestone. If you don’t have vinegar at home, don’t worry because you can just use citric acid, which is also an excellent natural descaling agent.
How to use citric acid instead of vinegar
To use citric acid, the same plastic bag technique is reproduced with vinegar, except that instead of vinegar, citric acid is used, dissolved in two glasses of water. In this case, 5 tablespoons of citric acid will be sufficient with the addition of a teaspoon of bicarbonate if you have one.
It is then attached to the tap of the bag and left to stand for hours or a full night. Eventually, a damp cloth has passed and the problem is solved once and for all. Similarly, you can try to whiten the bathtub, washbasin, bidet, shower and tiling, which tend to remain opaque due to water or limestone moisture and cannot become glossy again with any product. With citric acid and sodium bicarbonate or vinegar, the bathroom will be perfect again, as if it were new.