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How to clean hard water residue from tub!



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Just Retired on Jun 22, 2017
Lime Away works good but be sure to wear glovesHelpful Reply -
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Lisa Burton on Jun 22, 2017
Mothers 05140 PowerBall Metal Polishing Tool...can be purchased on AmazonHelpful Reply -
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Paul Raymond Boudreau on Jun 22, 2017
Try a product called Soft Scrub, if you have not alreadyHelpful Reply -
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Deborah Coyner Petch on Jun 22, 2017
CLR calcium, lime and rust remover, is an amazing product.Helpful Reply -
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Mom15365177 on Jun 22, 2017
Have you tried tooth paste?Helpful Reply -
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Julia Johnson on Jun 22, 2017
Also can try The Works or my favorite is Soft Scrub with lemon or bleach.Helpful Reply -
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Rachel O'Hara on Jun 22, 2017
or if you don't want to use harsh chemicals, try baking soda and spray with vinegar. It worked very well for my shower.Helpful Reply -
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2dogal on Jun 22, 2017
Get some CLR found at a big box store. You can saturate a towel and lay it on the calcium deposit. I'd start with using full strength vinegar first as that works well also and is cheaper. What you don't want to do is use anything that will scratch or score the finish on your tub.Helpful Reply -
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Carolyn Lane on Jun 22, 2017
I use Sanivac, a concentrated cleaner, that removes soap scum, water spots,bathtub rings & scale, rust & mildew. It is relatively inexpensive and is manufactured in San Antonio, Tx. You can see more info at WWW.cleaningideas.com. I even use it to remove the cloudy film on my fine crystal. I was not aware of 'hard water' until I moved to San Antonio. Now I know why Sanivac came to be!Helpful Reply -
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