If limescale goes untreated it can become incredibly difficult to eliminate. The crusty deposit usually appears below the toilet's waterline and is so tough to remove that some cleaning gurus suggest ...

Limescale can gradually build up below the waterline in a toilet, and if left untreated, it can become difficult to remove. Some cleaning experts suggest using a knife to scrape off thick limescale, ...

Limescale can be a real nuisance, building up below the waterline in toilets and becoming tough to shift if left unchecked. Some cleaning aficionados recommend using a knife to chip away at stubborn ...

Limescale can be a real nuisance, building up below the waterline in toilets and becoming tough to shift if left unchecked. Cleaning aficionados often debate between using a knife for the stubborn ...

If you've noticed unsightly brown, black, or green stains in your toilet bowl, it's likely you're dealing with limescale.

Spotted brown, black, or green stains in your loo? It's likely limescale, caused by hard water leaving deposits like calcium and magnesium. These minerals linger after the water's gone, causing those ...

Domestos, the number one toilet and bleach brand, is building on a strong first year for its new Power Foam innovation with the launch of new Floral Burst and Limescale Remover Power Foam variants to ...