4 things you really need to know about limescale. Honest.

We don’t need to tell you how annoying limescale is in the bathroom and kitchen. But we can tell you what it’s made of, where else it creeps into your life (you’ll be surprised) and why it’s not good for your bank balance or the appearance of your home.
 
Most important of all, we know the best way to get rid of the horrible stuff!
 
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Limescale is a build-up of calcium and salt deposited by water. A grubby white layer that makes everything it touches look dull.
 
Water that’s high in those minerals is called ‘hard water’. Water that’s low in them is called ‘soft water’.

82% of the UK population is affected by the problems hard water brings to the home. Particularly the South East and East Midlands.
 
In these areas, limescale quickly builds up in the bathroom, kitchen, toilet and household appliances. In fact, anywhere there’s water.
 
You’d be amazed at the places it sneaks into.  
82% of the UK population is affected by the problems hard water brings to the home. Particularly the South East and East Midlands.
 
In these areas, limescale quickly builds up in the bathroom, kitchen, toilet and household appliances. In fact, anywhere there’s water.
 
You’d be amazed at the places it sneaks into.

Nobody likes limescale.
 
It slows down showers and toilet flushes. And it can do costly long term damage to washing machines, dishwashers and heating systems.
 
Limescale makes sinks, tiles, taps and kettles look dull and dirty. It’s the sworn enemy of stainless steel.

Viakal with the fragrant freshness of Febreze, works faster to remove limescale and keeps it at bay for longer.
 
 
Where water goes, Viakal follows…