shaving foam
An unexpected product that can help banish limescale deposits is shaving cream. Simply apply a little to the surface you need to descale, then rub in some good senna. When you rinse, you should notice a noticeable difference between before and after.
It’s worth noting that shaving cream can also be used on jewelry (but not gemstones). The metals will return shiny and bright, as if they were new.
The advantage in this case is that you can get rid of incrustations without having to resort to potentially toxic products.
White vinegar
However, in the absence of shaving foam, white wine vinegar can also be used to remove limescale, and in this case too, we are dealing with a completely natural method that causes very little harm.
Baking soda
Baking soda can also be effective against limescale deposits. It’s inexpensive, and like vinegar, it’s also effective on pipes and drains.
With baking powder we have practically negligible costs and almost no impact on the environment!
You can use it this way: by making a sort of “cream” consisting of one cup of baking soda, two cups of water, and the juice of half a lemon. Mix everything in a bowl and let the resulting paste act on the affected areas for about twenty minutes.
