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Limescale Remover – Lime

Limescale Remover – Lime
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Tackle stubborn limescale the natural way with this powerful yet gentle Limescale Remover. Designed to leave surfaces sparkling clean, it helps remove chalky build-up from taps, sinks, shower screens, kettles, and more without the harsh chemical smells of traditional cleaners.

  • Water soluble sachets
  • Sustainably certified paper & card packaging
  • Cruelty free
Vegan
Plastic Free
Recyclable
Biodegradable
Made In UK
Sustainable

1 refill concentrate sachet

Get rid of those pesky chalky marks using this limescale remover. Formulated to make any and every surface shiny, from shower screens to kettles. Say goodbye to scaly build ups all over your house with a quick and easy clean.

As with all iron velvet products this cleaner gives a powerful but sustainable clean, leaving your surfaces mark free. Unlike industry standard limescale removers our cleaner isn’t potent and gives a good clean without the harsh chemicals and toxic smell. Ideal for those with sensitivities.

Just drop the plastic free sachet into your reusable spray bottle, fill with 500ml warm water and shake.

How to use: Spray all over your taps, sinks or wherever you have limescale, leave for a few minutes and wipe down. For a big limescale build up you may want to leave it longer.

Packaging

The water-soluble sachets are made from Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA). Which has been approved for use in pharmaceuticals, meaning a much safer alternative to plastic. The PVA polymer that Iron & Velvet use is fully water soluble so no physical risk to animals, it’s completely non-toxic to the environment, aquatic life or animals and does not form micro-beads so again does not fit within the common usage of the term plastic.

The paper and cardboard packaging comes from Sustainably certified sources meaning this is also sustainably sourced.