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GETTING rid of stubborn limescale isn't a task any of us are particularly thrilled to do.
Sometimes it seems no matter what cleaning product you use - it never comes off.
Thankfully, a professional cleaner has found a savvy buy that makes the job much easier.
And the best part? It costs less than a quid from Shein.
Taking to social media the cleaning expert couldn't help but rave about the item and share it with other's looking for easy cleaning tips and tricks.
Posting a picture of the brushes to the Facebook group, Hinch Army Cleaning Tips, she wrote: "I have a lovely client who's shower got a little out of hand.
"I'm very pleased with the outcome however I just need some more limescale remover and it'll be perfect.
"The two tools I used were both from Shein. The blue hand brush at £1.40 & the white one about 65p. Absolute game changers."
Limescale is a substance mainly made up of calcium and magnesium which is left behind when hard water evaporates.
It produces a hard, chalky deposit and builds up where water is heated or left standing.
If left, this can build up and harden making it difficult to remove.
The cleaning whizz then showed off some before and after pictures of the shower - which left everyone impressed.
Prior to cleaning the shower, the corners of the walk-in shower, plug and temperature control were covered in hard water stains and a thick build up of limescale.
But thanks to the brushes they had disappeared and the shower looked good as new again.
Currently, the smaller white brush is on sale for 88p on the Shein site under the name Grout Cleaning Brush.
The tiny scrub brush with long nylon bristles is perfect for getting into hard to reach spots such as tiles, shower doors and door frames.
The product has a rating of 4.9 stars from over 100 customers.
She was also a big fan of the Cleaning Sponge with Handle which costs £1.50 on the site.
The sponge brush is perfect for giving the bathroom a final once over after scrubbing off the limescale with the firmer brush.
People took to the comments of the Facebook post to praise her for her cleaning skills and recommendation.
One person wrote: "Very satisfying."
Another commented: "What a wonderful cleaner you are... obviously worth your weight!"
"Use white vinegar and baking soda," penned a third.
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