‘I removed limescale from my shower in less than 1 minute’

While a weekly deep clean is the best preventative measure for allowing limescale to build up in the home, some weeks are certainly more full-on than others.

Having left the weekly deep clean slide during the month of December, my shower head was turning into an unsightly appliance.

Pressed for time, I wanted a quick and effective solution that would turn the shower head into a more sparkly version.

Turning to Astonish White Vinegar Multi-purpose cleaning spray – with a citrus scent – it was time to tick off one more task of the day.

Spraying the limescale-ridden shower head with Astonish White Vinegar spray, I left the solution sit on the appliance for about 30 seconds.

Then, with a blue cloth – which you can get at the likes of Asda, Tesco, or your local pound shop – I quickly scrubbed the shower head.

I then rinsed with cool water under the bath taps, resulting in a much cleaner-looking shower head.

So, within less than one minute, I had turned a gross-looking shower head ridden with limescale into a more acceptable version.

And if I really wanted to go the extra mile, I could redo the process (but I didn’t).

Considering the powerful cleaning effects of white vinegar, a multi-purpose spray such as Astonish Vinegar Spray makes sense to me.

I’m not going to keep buying loads of different cleaning agents when I only need a few.

Now this Astonish White Vinegar Multi-purpose cleaning spray has secured a spot in my bathroom cabinet.

And I can confirm that there was no smelly vinegar scent afterwards, which is another bonus.

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