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Scrubbing limescale and mould off common areas of your bathroom can be a hassle. Luckily, there is an easy way to clean them that only involves using one natural item you most likely own. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Toilet limescale can be a nightmare to clean, but one expert has shared an easy way to remove the stains without using harsh chemicals. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Bathroom cleaning can take up a lot of time so it can often put people off – especially when cleaning the toilet and the area around it. For those struggling to battle the smell of urine around their toilet, there is one item you may already own that can tackle the task well. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Limescale can leave unsightly brown, grey and even black marks in your toilet bowls, but you don’t need bleach to get rid of it. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Public toilets vary hugely in quality around the world but there are a few countries where going to the loo feels like a luxury experience. Daily Express :: Travel Feed

Toilets quickly build up with limescale stains, but a cleaner thinks she may have found a way to prevent this if one item is used daily on toilets. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Despite most people knowing they should not flush wet wipes down the toilet, 22 percent of people admit to still doing it despite the fact they harm the environment. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

There are approximately 300,000 sewer blockages a year which costs the country £100million. Despite many people being aware that flushing certain items down the toilet can cause blockages, recent research has found that 22 percent of people admit to flushing wet wipes down the toilet. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Toilet limescale is caused by hard water which contains calcium and magnesium. If you have toilet limescale, you likely have brown, pink or white stains in your toilet bowl. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Some of the other top office cleanliness gripes include dirty microwaves, dirty fridges, and overflowing bins, the research found. Daily Express :: City and Business Feed