How Do You Remove Calcium Deposits On Shower Heads With Vinegar?
Calcium deposits on shower heads create a white crusty residue that not only looks nasty, it can clog the head too. If you are experiencing decreased water pressure from your shower, check the head for a build-up of calcium deposits. There is no need to go the expense of replacing the shower head. You can remove this icky build-up with plain old white vinegar and a plastic bag. Remove the shower head by unscrewing it from th base. If it turns freely and comes off easily, the job of cleaning the head will be much easier, but do not despair if the head seems to be locked in place. This is probably due to calcium deposits and will need to be treated in place. Clean a head that has been removed from the shower base by covering it with plain white vinegar and allowing it to sit for 20 minutes.The acid in the vinegar will soften the calcium deposits making it easy to remove with a soft brush. Clean and rinse with cold water. Reassemble the shower head and turn on the shower. You should see a
