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1 Step 1: Try vinegar first (cheapest)
Step 1: Try vinegar first (cheapest)
Spray full-strength white vinegar, let sit 15 min, scrub, rinse. Works on light stains on most surfaces.
Full-strength white vinegar + soak
Paper towels soaked in vinegar pressed against the stain. ~$3.
Vinegar + baking soda paste (scrubbable)
Paste sticks to vertical surfaces. Mild abrasive.
2 Step 2: Step up to CLR for moderate
Step 2: Step up to CLR for moderate
CLR (calcium, lime, rust) is stronger acid. Use in ventilated area, gloves, no metal surfaces.
Warning: CLR is acidic. Wear gloves and eye protection. Don't mix with bleach or ammonia. Use in ventilated area.
3 Step 3: Pumice stone for set-in toilet rings
Step 3: Pumice stone for set-in toilet rings
Pumice safely scrubs porcelain — won't scratch but removes mineral rings.
Don't use on fiberglass or acrylic
Scratches non-porcelain surfaces. Test first.
4 Step 4: Prevent with water softener or filter
Step 4: Prevent with water softener or filter
Long-term fix: address the hard water. Water softener for whole house. Shower filter for bathrooms only.
Aquasana Whole House Water Softener
Salt-free. Reduces scale. ~$1500.
5 Step 5: Squeegee shower glass after each use
Step 5: Squeegee shower glass after each use
Doesn't prevent at the source, but prevents new buildup. 30-second habit that saves you the descaling chore.
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