Tackle Limescale Early

London's hard water deposits limescale constantly, and the longer it sits, the harder it becomes to remove — eventually setting permanently on glass and fittings. The winning strategy is frequency, not force: address limescale little and often, before it establishes, rather than waging an occasional battle against built-up deposits. Keep in mind that acidic descalers, effective as they are, must never touch marble or natural stone, which they will etch. On safe surfaces, consistency keeps everything clear. A regular light touch beats a heavy annual assault every time. For the full picture, read luxury bathroom hygiene.