Over time, limescale, fungus, and rust form on the surface and inside of the shower head.
As a result, mold develops more quickly in the bathroom, the water supply is poor, and the quality of washing leaves questions.
The shower head needs to be cleaned periodically. This folk method will help with this, which does not require special means.
You will need citric acid and a container that can accommodate a watering can.
How to Clean a Shower Head
1. First, remove the nozzle and place it in a container. The watering can should be completely submerged in water.
2. Next, dissolve 1 teaspoon of citric acid in a small amount of water and pour the solution into a basin.
3. Then you need to rotate the nozzle so that the acidified water can reach every part of it.
4. After this, the watering can should be left in the water for another 15-45 minutes to allow the plaque to disintegrate more effectively.
5. Next, wash the nozzle with clean water, return it to its original position and turn on the water to remove any remaining water with citric acid.
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