Look, I know scrubbing is not anyone’s favorite hobby. So let’s talk about the best strategy: prevention. It’s the laziest and smartest way to deal with mineral build-up. After you shower, take thirty seconds and squeegee the walls. It stops water droplets from drying into a chalky painting.
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In your kitchen, don’t let wet dishes air-dry on a rack if you have hard water. Wipe them down immediately with a towel. It’s annoying, but it saves you from that weird, spotty glass look that makes you question your cleaning skills.
For your coffee maker, use filtered or distilled water. I know, it feels fancy. But think of it as limescale insurance. If you really can’t be bothered, just run a vinegar cycle once a month. That’s a fifteen-minute investment for a happy machine.
