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Toilet limescale is common in most households, especially in hard water areas. However, rather than reaching for baking soda and white vinegar, cleaning enthusiasts have shared a better method. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Many of us can be put off wearing white socks due to how difficult they are to get clean, but there is a cheap yet incredibly powerful natural item that will remove stains that is likely already sitting in your kitchen. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Limescale stops your taps from looking “refreshed and shiny”, luckily, there is one natural item that can be used to remove the unsightly stains – it’s not vinegar. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Weeds can grow in between the gravel on driveways and patios, leading to an unkempt look. Fortunately, a gardening expert shared a simple way to get rid of them. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Mould growth is common in bathrooms because it is a damp and warm environment. Silicone sealant is particularly prone to mould growth because it is exposed to high levels of moisture around baths, showers and sinks. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

If you want your shower to be as powerful and relaxing as the day you first bought it, then there are no two ways about it: you need to clean limescale from your shower head properly, and regularly. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Weeds are likely growing rapidly on your patio or gravel due to recent rainy weather, but there is a natural yet highly effective method to stop these pesky plants growing without needing to use vinegar or salt. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

There is a highly effective cleaning method to remove tough limescale stains from toilets quickly without having to use vinegar or baking soda – and it only costs £1.75. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

There’s nothing like soft and fluffy towels, but sometimes they lose their comfy cosy texture after just a few washes and turn rough and hard. To combat this, one mum has shared the “best” product to use – it’s not vinegar. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Black mould, or Stachybotrys chartarum, can form on walls, tile grout, silicone sealant, and other surfaces. The fungus can cause people to sneeze, cough, and experience eye irritation. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed