The sink or washbasin is one of the most used and visible elements in bathrooms, so yellowish limescale stains can give the impression of poor hygiene and cleanliness, even if this is not the case. If you act in time, there is a technique to remove them quickly, restoring the original white colour.
1. The importance of acting quickly
Limescale stains in the sink are normal, but it is important to act quickly and clean with the right products frequently, as the longer they are left, the more difficult they are to remove.
2. First step: normal cleaning
In order to treat them, the first thing we must do is carry out normal cleaning, using our preferred disinfectant and a clean cloth.
3. Second step: white stone
Once we have cleaned the sink, we can start to tackle the stains. To do this, we just need white stone, a popular cleaning product that can remove stains and restore shine without damaging the taps.
Generally, using this product and rubbing with a sponge, the stains should come off, but if they are very ingrained, there is another alternative.
4. The alternative: cleaning pumice stone
If there are still stubborn stains, you can use cleaning pumice stone (it is very effective against limescale), but you must use it very gently, as rubbing too hard can damage the surfaces.
