Grout Haze & Limescale Remover | Ready to Use | Interior & Exterior Use 500ml Spray (LTP/18/.5)

Does what is says on the tin.

Quite impressed with this limescale remover from LTP. I perhaps wasn’t expecting too much of this after having used previous products which had little effect, but, on our shower tiles, screen door and sink taps, it really seemed to do the trick. I squirted a healthy dose onto the affected areas, leaving it to stand for a few minutes, then wiped the majority of the limescale away, without the need for heavy scrubbing. Afterwards, the area looked so much cleaner and brighter and I'd certainly recommend this over other brands I've used (do use in a ventilated area though).Where it falls down a little for me is with the current price, which is more than I'd pay for a regular use limescale remover even though it's a good one. I'd certainly consider it for one-off deep cleans for special occasions (Christmas visitors, moving house etc.) if needed as it is good stuff, but I'd much rather they looked at the price generally so I could use it on a regular basis.

When cleaning the glass door of my shower, this really effectively cleaned all the marks and haze from the glass to the point where now afterwards, it's completely see-through with no marks. So it helped make light work of the cleaning.The only downside is its got an extremely strong smell whcih is impossible to breath near, which isn't ideal for my bathroom which has no windows. So if your bathroom does have windows, be sure to have them open. I had to hold my tshirt over my mouth.Aside from that, I would recommend it. I'd not recommend as an every day cleaner due to its price, but for limescale build up which you typically do less often, it's ideal.

This grout and tile haze cleaner from LTP comes in a spray featuring a black plastic locking mechanism that you need to press down on the sides and pull downward at first use. The spray itself seems reliable and works fine.It works pretty well on glass, porcelain, tiles and even chrome fittings such as taps. It has, at first a light generic cleaning product smell to it. More on that in a second.I tried it around the sink – brilliant, left the tap sparkling like new. Tried it on the bathroom tiles and cleaned up again really well. For stubborn grout stains, between kitchen tiles – it struggled a bit and just reinforced the bad decision that I made in having a tiled kitchen floor.On the stone tiles on the bathroom floor, it did a quite good job of cleaning them and bringing out their colour.Now here is the thing. The product description states clearly “Biodegradable solution does not emit harmful fumes”. Now this spray gave off a smell as it reacted to the surfaces that I was cleaning, particularly limescale. As it did this it went from a quite generic inoffensive odour to a quite strong, almost vinegary smell. Cleaning products don’t usually bother me but I felt the need to quickly open the windows and let some fresh air in. I certainly wouldn’t want to use this in confined spaces.

Overall, the LTP Grout Haze & Limescale Remover is a good product, but the high price might be a deterrent for some. If you're tackling a big cleaning job and need a powerful solution, it might be worth the investment. For smaller jobs or those on a tighter budget, you might want to consider alternative options.

This LTP Grout Haze & Limescale Remover is really good at cleaning limescale buildup. I used it on our shower doors, sinks and taps as well as my kitchen drain board and has done a lovely job on all. The only downside is it does have a really strong smell and none of my bathrooms have windows so I struggled a bit breathing without covering my face. I would recommend this for deep cleans mainly. Would definitely recommend it as it works so well.

With a price of £16.99, I was expecting something pretty impressive in terms of the limescale removing performance of this product. However, having tested it on glass shower screens, shower tiles, and limescale stains on the back of the toilet, I have to report it is no better than the supermarket brand I normally use. Worse, I found that in the close confines of a shower cubical, the fumes it emits are horrible, leaving me coughing and spluttering until I could rinse it away. Which brings me to my biggest complaint. What is in this? What have I poisoned my lungs with? There is absolutely no information about the ingredients on the bottle. Is that even legal?

This is a super effective limescale remover spray in a spray bottle of 500ml so plenty there to last a while. Works really well and leaves a nice shine, but the smell is quite strong, so just be careful not to breathe that in. Overall highly recommended.