Once you have prepared your lemon sponge, all you have to do is use it to whiten the bathroom ceramics . You can use it on the toilets but also on the tiles, rubbing gently and letting it act for about 10 minutes before rinsing well.
The lemon sponge will not only help whiten these surfaces and return them to their original whiteness, but it will also be able to remove any lime stains. Also, in the case of yellow stains along the interior walls of the toilet, you can rub several times until the lime deposits dissolve.
The ceramic in your bathroom will never be so white and so shiny!
Other uses of lemon halves in the bath
In addition to cleaning and whitening bathroom ceramics, half a lemon is also a godsend for cleaning other surfaces in this room of the house. Let’s see them together.
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Faucets
Lemon, as we have already mentioned, also has brightening properties that can make steel surfaces shine again. For this reason, it can be used to clean and remove lime stains from bathroom taps.
In this case, therefore, you should rub the lime on the metal surface , let it sit for a while before rinsing it off, and then clean it thoroughly with a soft cloth.
NB Again, you can proceed directly with half a lemon or dip it in salt first, but always make sure to shake it before use to remove excess salt.
And if you want to know more tricks to clean and polish bathroom and kitchen faucets , here is a video for you:
glass shower
Finally, let’s see how to use half a lemon to clean and polish shower glasses , which are prone to getting dirty due to limescale and shower gel residue.
Next, pass half of this lemon through the windows of the shower cabin and wait a couple of minutes, after which rinse with a clean cloth and dry. Your crystals will immediately be free of halos or water drops, since lemon has properties capable of dissolving lime in a matter of minutes!
NB Be careful when using the lemon sponge with salt in this case, as you may risk scratching the glass of the shower cubicle;
Warnings
Remember to always act gently and always test the sponge in a hidden corner of the surface to make sure it does not cause damage. Never use this sponge on marble surfaces as it could corrode them due to the acidity of the lemon.
