Limescale on the windows

Struggling with limescale on the windows? At a swimming pool, that can happen. Due to the amount of water that's around, stubborn limescale deposits can form on the window. These are delicate surfaces, and ideally, this issue should be tackled carefully and effectively.

Different approaches for different types of limescale

Regular and periodic cleaning Remove limescale from the windows as part of your regular and periodic cleans. This will prevent limescale from getting too much of a chance to build up. For periodic cleaning, use a stronger limescale remover.

Wet the window
Add the limescale remover to the bucket according to the following ratio: one part product, nine parts water
Apply the product from bottom to top to avoid streaks
Allow the product to soak in for a while, but be sure not to let the window dry
Rinse the window with water, and wipe the water off using a window squeegee

Troubleshooting If the approach above doesn't quite do the job, follow the steps below.

Wet the window
Apply Hulk Power Polish to a Doodlebug pad
Scrub the window thoroughly
Allow the product to soak in for a while, but be sure not to let the window dry
Rinse the window with water, and wipe off the water using a window squeegee

If you're still not getting the desired result, use steel wool no. 000 instead of a pad. Please note that not all steel wool is suitable for windows. If in doubt, always contact an expert.