The stone depicting on bathroom batteries is a real bane for aesthetes. Most often it appears on bathroom faucets, on which he leaves ugly stains. Fortunately, there are ways to get rid of them and keep a clean tap for longer.
I lubricate the tap and wipe with a cloth, thanks to which the stone does not settle on bathroom faucets
A mixture of water with vinegar is best suited for removing stone. If there is a lot of stone, you can soak the cosmetic cotton pads with vinegar, put on converted fittings and leave for a few hours, then remove and rinse the surface with cold water (it leaves less sediment than heat). After all, we wipe the tap dry. If you don’t like the smell of vinegar, make a lemon acid solution. If you want to protect the tap against stone deposits, it is worth using wax for this. When the batteries are cleaned and wiped dry, they can be additionally carried. Use an old, underfund candle for this. Drag it several times on the tap, then polish with a microfiber path. Wax will make the water not stop on the tap, and with it stone settlement.
How to clean the sink? A simple way to get rid of soap deposits
Yesterday the bathroom shone, and today soap settlement again makes the sink look like unwashed for several days? If you know this problem, then you probably have hard water at home, which promotes the deposition of soap remnants on the surface of the fittings. Unfortunately, this cannot be remedied, but there is a simple way to quickly and effectively remove this dirt. All you need is a bottle, e.g. after a glass cleaning or other liquid with a washer and a product that you probably have in the kitchen. Mix spirit vinegar with water in a 1: 1 ratio. Spray the dirt with such a mixture and wash with a soft sponge or cloth. In the case of larger dirt and stone, spread a paper towel in the most difficult places and spray them with vinegar mixture. After a few minutes, wash as usual. Remember, however, to clean the tap and other metal surfaces do not use wire or rough brushes, because you can scratch delicate elements.
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