When the limescale accumulates in a way stubborn and resistant on the taps, it may be necessary for you to use more incisive and impactful methods to dissolve it: a effective remedy is the use of citric acid. Citric acid it is a natural acid that can dissolve limescale in safe way. Prepare a solution diluting citric acid in hot water following the product instructions. Immerse the tap components involved in the solution for a period of specified time, usually from 15 to 30 minutes. Subsequently, rub gently with a soft bristle brush to remove limescale. Rinse thoroughly with clean water and dry well.

Another method is the use of white vinegar. White vinegar is acid and can dissolve limescale effectively. Wet a cloth with white vinegar and wrap the cloth around the affected parts of the tap. Let it act for a couple of hours or even overnight, then remove the cloth and scrub carefully with a soft bristle brush. In the end, rinse thoroughly with water and dry thoroughly (n.b the residual water and the toughest enemy due to the formation of limescale or the presence of unsightly whitish stains, therefore for the correct maintenance and cleaning of metal parts such as taps or kitchens, never neglect the drying phase, which is as important as the cleaning itself).

The market offers various anti-limescale products powerful that can tackle the most stubborn limescale deposits. One of the most effective is the Chanteclair Universal Anti-Drip Limescale Remover, a compound delicate but incisive, which manages to dissolve limescale quickly and efficiently.

Remember: this descaler is super powerful against limescale, even the most stubborn one and, if used regularly, it prevents redeposition. Also given his anti-drip capacity, protects surfaces by making them shine, making the most of the materials and chrome. Finally, we also recommend it as yours ally against the terrible traces of rust.

Here you are five useful tips as a quick reminder to remove limescale from taps:

1. White vinegar: dip a cloth or sponge in white vinegar and wrap it around the affected parts of the tap. Leave it to act for a few hours or overnight, then rub gently and rinse thoroughly.
2. Soft bristle brush: if you really care about the original appearance of your taps, always use a soft bristle brush to remove limescale from the surfaces of the taps. Make sure not to use stiff brushes or abrasives that could damage the surface.
3. Specific products for limescale removal: there are specific products on the market specifically formulated for limescale removal. However, remember to carefully follow the manufacturer's instructions for correct and safe use.
4. Prevention is better than repair: to prevent the accumulation of limescale, dry the taps after use to avoid the formation of water stains. This will reduce the possibility of limescale deposits.
5. Regular maintenance: clean the taps regularly using delicate detergents. This will help keep your tapware clean and prevent persistent limescale build-up.

Following these simple precautions and using the most suitable methods and products, it is It is possible to clean the taps without damaging them, thus maintaining its unctionality and the aesthetic appearance long over time.