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A CLEANING fan has shared an amazing hack for getting hard water marks off of showers - and information technology requires niggling to no scrubbing.

The person took to Reddit to share the hack, which they had seen on another website.

A person on Reddit showed the effect of using WD-40 on their shower to remove hard water marks — A person on Reddit showed the consequence of using WD-40 on their shower to remove difficult water marks Credit: Reddit

They shared a picture of their shower, alongside the title: "WD-40 to clean hard water streaks from glass."

"The clear part is where I used it, the foggy office is obviously where information technology hasn't been applied yet," they added in a comment.

"I oasis't cleaned off the wd-40 withal then there's still rest, but my goodness the departure is wild.

"Got this tip from a website and was shocked and thrilled that it worked with little try or scrubbing."

The poster was praised for the tip by others on Reddit, with one person writing: "I hateful yeah it does stand for 'water displacement'.

"I would've never even thought to practise that. I would presume it would piece of work on other glass surfaces besides right?"

Although some people wondered how long the furnishings of the WD-40 would concluding.

"Works until the shampoo breaks the WD40 down," someone else commented.

It might seem an unlikely product for shower cleaning, but it worked a treat for the Reddit poster — Information technology might seem an unlikely product for shower cleaning, only it worked a treat for the Reddit affiche Credit: Getty

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Instead, they recommended cleaning the shower with white vinegar, before applying "a layer of RainX rain repellent".

According to Screwfix.com, "WD-40 cleans, getting under grease, crud, dirt and oil deposits for an easy, wipe clean finish".

Other tried and tested methods of removing hard h2o marks from showers including the much-loved Pink Stuff cleaning paste and the Viakal Limescale Remover Spray.

Whatever you utilise, it's best to use a cleaner that's acid-based as water marks are element of group i, so acidic products piece of work brilliantly to remove them.