Remove Hard Water Deposits From Faucets

RE: Remove Hard Water Deposits From Faucets Post By Adrian (Guest Post) (04/22/2008) Or you can just install a filter that removes hard water sediment, sand, and soil deposits. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Remove Hard Water Deposits From Faucets Post by brunyon (6) | (03/11/2008) Profile | Contact I use comet or baking soda on my bath tub faucets. The comet worked quicker and did not take as much "elbow grease" as the baking soda. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Remove Hard Water Deposits From Faucets Post by donrowlett (8) | (09/04/2007) Contact Try Bring-It-ON water spot remover. It's a paste that you wipe on, leave on for a few minutes to dissove the minerals, and wipe off. Invented by a gal that got tired of trying things that didn't work! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Remove Hard Water Deposits From Faucets Post By Joy (Guest Post) (07/23/2007) Try using a Magic Eraser. I get the ones at the Dollar store 2/$1. Removing soap scum from chrome is the thing they do best! We have very hard water and a lot of soap scum. I was amazed how well it cleaned my faucets and chrome trim. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Remove Hard Water Deposits From Faucets Post By Heather (Guest Post) (06/27/2007) Try a product called Bar Keepers Friend. I have never used the powder, but I love the liquid. I don't even buy kitchen or bathroom cleaners anymore. This works so well! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Remove Hard Water Deposits From Faucets Post by Anonymous (35) | (06/26/2007) Profile | Contact We have a water softener, but because we're on well water we still have some hard water stains on our faucets. We've tried it all, from baking soda to store bought 'solutions'. None of them worked. We now use Turtle Wax Rubbing and Polishing Compound. It's easy, it's inexpensive, relatively safe, and there's no odor. We even use the polishing compound to polish the laminate countertops, and the Corian (was actually recommended for the Corian). Report Spam or Abuse RE: Remove Hard Water Deposits From Faucets Post by mommy8532 (10) | (06/26/2007) Profile | Contact I have well water and very bad rust stains I use The Works Tub and Shower Cleaner. All the rust stains come right off. The smell isn't nice but it gets the job done. Be sure to rinse well after use. Have a great day! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Remove Hard Water Deposits From Faucets Post by kimhis (671) | (06/26/2007) Contact Thanks y'all, I'll try those, and thanks for the caution on vinegar damage! --Kim Report Spam or Abuse Tip: Remove Hard Water Deposits From Faucets Post by jess_admin (506) | (06/26/2007) Profile | Blog! | Contact To remove vinegar deposits that accumulate on faucets from hard water, fill a bag with vinegar and tie the bag to the faucet. Allow the faucet to soak in the vinegar for a couple of hours. When you remove the bag, the deposits should be gone. Repeat if necessary. RE: Remove Hard Water Deposits From Faucets Be sure you don't leave it on too long; I did and the vinegar put holes in my faucet! TerryfromChilliOH By terdralynn RE: Remove Hard Water Deposits From Faucets In TX, we have really hard water. Suave shampoo, clear in color, and a green scrub pad works and also Barkeeper's Friend works well too. Both of these work in showers and on glass shower doors. By suzi homemaker Report Spam or Abuse