The easiest way to clean a shower head is by soaking it in vinegar. Vinegar acts as a solvent to remove mineral buildup that collects around the nozzles, typically as a result of hard water. A clean ...

If the water pressure in your shower leaves a lot to be desired, the time may be nigh to clean — or outright replace — your shower head. Plumbing jobs can be intimidating, even to the most confident ...

SHOWER heads start to look chalky and grubby after a while due to a buildup of limescale. Here's how to clean a shower head. If your shower’s water flow is weak and you’re sure it has nothing to do ...

The shower head isn't something that most take care of regularly, but if left unattended for long enough, this bathroom accessory will develop problems.

More than 60 percent of the UK is affected by hard water, which means there is almost definitely a bit of limescale inside your shower head. If your shower head isn’t as powerful as it used to be, ...

Not that your current shower head doesn't do the job it's supposed to do — but it probably doesn't filter out the chlorine, lead, copper, and mercury that exists in our water system. VivaSpring ...

Your shower head, a seemingly clean spot, can harbor significant bacteria, including potentially harmful pathogens. Warm, damp conditions foster microbial growth and sticky biofilms. These can release ...

A top dermatologist has revealed why you should never forget to wash your shower head. Dr Scott Walter said the often-neglected bathroom spot contains bacterial biofilms which have been known to cause ...