I read how to get lime deposits out of the shower heads?
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I use CLR.
http://clrbrands.com/Products/CLR-Household/CLR-Calcium-Lime-Rust-Remover
i have taken clr for bathrooms poured into a plastic bag and tied it on the the shower head....getting most of the shower head soaked in it. leave it be for overnight. check in the morning, you might have to repeat.
I have read that straight white vinegar will remove these deposits. I have not had a need to try it. (I guess that's a good thing).
I use a Baggie half full of vinegar, pulled over the shower head, then zipped to fit. I leave it overnight, then use an old toothbrush to scrub the shower head of any lime or soap left. It’s always worked for me. But a shower head is not difficult to change out if you want. 😇❤️
I have also use vinegar to remove the lime deposit in a baggie. Just make sure you have it secured real well so that the head stays submerged.
wrap a towel soaked with white vinegar around it