No need to buy Antikal anymore: use aluminum foil against limescale.

Or even the bathroom sink.

Note that it is also effective on glass shower walls.

No products are needed to descale a stainless steel faucet!

Considering its effectiveness, you will no longer need to buy a lot of anti-limescale products!

First of all, they are often toxic .

In fact, these chemicals are harmful to health and the environment.

So they end up being expensive when you go shopping.

And finally, they take up space in the closets ! And you never know where to put them…

Instead, to do just as well, a small ball of tin foil is enough.

Plus, it’s something we all have in the kitchen and it doesn’t cost much.

Aluminum foil is a real competitor to white vinegar and baking soda!

Does aluminum scratch stainless steel?
I’m sure you’re asking yourself this question.

Is there a risk of scratching the stainless steel?

It’s true… If we no longer have spots, but we have stripes…

It’s not the best!

Well, rest assured. Aluminum foil will not damage stainless steel .

Why? Because stainless steel or chrome surfaces are much more durable than aluminum.

Why is aluminum effective in removing limescale?
Aluminum is 4 times softer than stainless steel or chrome. So no risk of scratches!

On the other hand, it scratches well and removes traces and stains.

Aluminum is thus able to reduce limescale without any effort.

And it works even if you wet the aluminum with water.

Well, it should be noted that it works on limescale that is not too encrusted.

If there is a heavy layer, it is best to use another method to remove stubborn limescale.

Especially the one in the toilet !

How to avoid limescale stains in the shower?
Prevention is better than… scrubbing, isn’t it?

There is a simple old wives’ trick to avoid the appearance of white spots.

You just need to clean the taps after wetting them.

A microfibre cloth is perfect for this purpose.

Clean your faucet, nozzle, shower walls, and even your shower head.

And your taps will always be impeccable.

Your turn…
Have you tried this trick to remove limescale from stainless steel? Leave your opinion in the comments to find out if it worked for you. We look forward to reading your thoughts!