Karen Frances Rees Huckridge wrote: “Empty the water out and put white vinegar in.
“Use cotton wool strips, soak them in white vinegar and place them around where it’s really bad overnight. You will be shocked at the difference.”
Teengilbs Teengilbs posted: “Spay with white vinegar pack with toilet roll and spray again soaking all the tissue.
“Let it sit for around 12 hours and it will just flush away.”
White vinegar can be found at the back of most people’s cleaning cupboards but those who don’t have any can buy it online, from local supermarkets or from hardware stores.
Dri-pak Clean & natural White vinegar costs £2 from B&Q, Stardrops White Vinegar Multi-Purpose Cleaning Spray costs 99p from Asda and Wilko Original White Vinegar costs £1.25 from Wilko.
Other suggestions from Mrs Hinch fans included using sandpaper, HG limescale remover, cola, citric acid and Black Harpic.
George Saunders said: “I just looked at mine. It’s not too bad but I got some fine sandpaper and rubbed it with that followed by a Brillo pad to take off small bits.
