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How can I clean up the calcium build up around bathroom floor tiles, and along base of bath?
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Hello @amy2
Thanks for sharing your question about removing calcium build up around your tiles. I suggest using a combination of CLR 750ml Bathroom And Kitchen Cleaner and Sabco Soft Grip Grout Brush along with Trojan 50mm Paint Scraper or similar.
The CLR will soften and remove some of the calcium and the brush and scraper can be used to remove the stubborn parts that won't come off.
I also suggest looking at these step-by-step guides:
If you have any other questions we can help with, please let us know.
Eric
