Mrs Hinch fans reveal 10p hack to remove stubborn thick limescale from your toilet bowl without any scrubbing
NO MATTER what you do it seems that limescale always seems to come back, especially in the bathroom.
But Mrs Hinch fans have revealed a 10p cleaning hack that will remove even the most stubborn limescale stains in toilet bowls.
Limescale can build up over time leaving unsightly brown stains in your toilet.
But cleaning fans have come to the rescue after sharing their favourite hack to remove it - and it requires no scrubbing at all.
Mrs Hinch's army of cleaning fans have dedicated social media pages to share their own cleaning tips.
The reported that in one such group a woman asked for advice on removing thick limescale.
She wrote: "Advice please - how do I get my toilet white again?
"I visit the loo during the night and don't flush. Limescale staining has built up. Been using zero limescale toilet cleaner. It’s a bit better but sure there's a better way.”
Cleaning fans quickly took to the comments to reveal their top ways to banish it and there was one hack that kept popping up.
Plenty of people recommended using a dishwasher tablet to remove limescale in just one hour.
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One wrote: "If you have a dishwasher tablet, you can drop one in and it works in an hour or so. Works every time.”
Another person commented: "Definitely a dishwasher tablet! I find it an essential to remove limescale from my toilet.”
A third penned: "Drop a dishwasher tablet in the toilet and leave as long as you can before flushing it removes even thick and stubborn limescale.”
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A fourth suggested: "Just add a dishwasher tablet to your toilet and it’ll dissolve the stains in hardly any time without the need to scrub.”
Dishwasher tablets from Tesco can be purchased for £3.65 for a box of 40, costing just 10p per tablet.
