Lime-A-Way is the expert hard water cleaner that provides solutions to your lime, calcium and rust stains. It is scientifically proven to eliminate lime scale deposits, leaving your home clean from hard water stains. Lime-A-Way has three hard water solutions to suit your needs: trigger, toggle and toilet bowl cleaner.

Unlike the leading all purpose cleaner, LIME-A-WAY® is specially formulated for cleaning hard water stains, giving you the upper hand when cleaning the bathroom. LIME-A-WAY®has ingredients that eliminate hard water build-ups and limescale deposits. Not only that, but they allow you to do so scrub-free.

Lime-A-Way cleaner with Turbo Power destroys Lime, Calcium & Rust. Removes the toughest limescale in seconds without scrubbing! Removes lime, calcium and rust stains caused by the natural minerals in your water. Cleans the toughest hard water build-up so that surfaces stay cleaner for longer.

Known Ingredients

• Ingredient.
• HYDROCHLORIC ACID.
• PEG-2 HYDROGENATED TALLOW AMINE.
• ACID YELLOW 23 (UNCERTIFIED FD&C YELLOW NO.
• PEG-8 TALLOW AMINE.
• ALCOHOL ETHOXYLATES (C12-15)
• METHYL SALICYLATE.
• BENZENESULFONIC ACID, ((4-(BIS(4-((SULFOPHENYL)AMINO)PHENYL)METHYLENE)-2,5-CYCLOHEXADIEN-1-

The recommended method for removing limescale is as follows: Dilute vinegar approximately half-and-half with water. Using a soft cloth, rub only the limescale area with the diluted vinegar. Avoid getting the vinegar on the enamel surface surrounding the lime scale and rinse frequently.

Apply directly to the stain or damp sponge or cloth. Wipe and rinse area promptly and thoroughly with cold clean water. For heavy build up or hard water deposits, apply directly to the area then rinse promptly. Always re-close after use and store with cap closed.

Two of the most effective substances are lemon juice and ordinary vinegar. Lemon juice is usually the best (and will also leave a lovely smell behind). Stronger pickling vinegar and lime juice are both even more acidic and can be used for really stubborn deposits.

Apply vinegar or lemon juice directly onto a cloth and scrub the limescale until it comes away. Alternatively, mix one part lemon juice or vinegar to four parts water. Put the solution in a spray bottle and spritz it onto tiles and plugholes. Leave this to soak for up to an hour for stubborn scale deposits.

Apply directly to the stain or damp sponge or cloth. Wipe and rinse area promptly and thoroughly with cold clean water. For heavy build up or hard water deposits, apply directly to the area then rinse promptly. Always re-close after use and store with cap closed.

Answer: We have a non acidic rust stain remover called STONTEX RUST OFF – this isperfect for use on acidic sensitive materials like limestone. This is simple to use, just follow the instructions and for heavy staining, you may need to reapply the product.

limestone Lime is made by first burning chalk or limestone to form quick lime (calcium oxide) and then slaking the quicklime with water (forming calcium hydroxide).

Today, lime is used in many areas of life: in the construction of houses and roads, in the production of glass and plastic materials and in hygiene products, as well as jewelry and food. The chemical industry uses lime, too. For example, it is used to produce citric acid, polyvalent alcohols and synthetic plasters.