Shower faucet full of lime, how to clean it so that it is new again…

🧼 Method 2: Paste for Stubborn Buildup

If your faucet is still crusty, try this simple paste:

1. Make a paste using 2 parts baking soda to 1 part vinegar.
   It will fizz slightly—totally normal!
2. Apply to affected areas and let sit for 15–20 minutes.
3. Scrub gently with a toothbrush or cloth.
4. Rinse and dry.

💡 Pro Tips

• Don’t use abrasive scrubbers—they can scratch the finish.
• If your showerhead is removable, soaking it in a bowl of vinegar can be more effective.
• For ongoing prevention, clean faucets once a month and consider installing a water softener if you have very hard water.

✅ The Result?

With just vinegar, baking soda, and a little time, your faucet or showerhead can look brand new again—free of crusty limescale and flowing freely. You’ll improve water pressure, protect your fixtures, and enjoy a cleaner, more luxurious shower.

Have a faucet that’s really stubborn or made of delicate materials like brass? Let me know—I can tailor a cleaning method for specialty finishes or ultra-tough buildup.

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