'Avoid' limescale with common 69p household item to make taps sparkle
There's nothing better than a warm bath, but it's important to keep things clean and that includes the taps
There's nothing better than unwinding with a nice, warm bath after a long day, especially as the weather is getting chillier. However, sometimes we neglect household chores such as cleaning the bathtub and taps.
Not only is having a clean tub and taps more hygienic, but it also saves us time and effort compared to letting grime and dirt accumulate. Ideally, we should be cleaning our bathroom taps at least once a week if we use them regularly.
If less so, then a deep clean once a month will suffice.
Luckily, experts at the cleaning brand method have shared tips on how to keep our bathroom taps gleaming and free from limescale, reports the Express.
Did you know that washing-up liquid can be used to clean your bathtub taps?
For chrome taps, mix a small amount of washing up liquid, like method's coconut water washing up liquid, with warm water and use a soft cloth or sponge to apply the mixture to the tap.
Ensure to rub the solution in smooth circles to remove dirt.
Rinse and immediately dry the surface with a soft cloth to prevent water spots.
For stainless steel taps, a soft cloth with a drop of washing-up liquid can effectively wipe away fingerprints.
You can purchase washing up liquid from Tesco for as little as 69p or Asda for the same price.
Wait before you wipe
Cleaning's a chore, and we all want to get it done ASAP.
However, this is where many people go wrong - as they don't let the products work their magic.
So, when cleaning your bathroom taps, let the cleaning solution sit for a maximum of 15-20 minutes before scrubbing.
This gives it time to fully tackle pesky stains and soap scum, ensuring a clean finish.