How to Remove Mineral Deposits
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Step 1: Soak the Faucet in Vinegar
Pour some warm vinegar into a plastic sandwich bag, and wrap it around the faucet so that the areas with mineral deposits are submerged in the vinegar. Secure the bag with a rubber band, and allow the faucet to soak for an hour.
Step 2: Remove Deposits from a Showerhead
You may also notice hard-water deposits on your showerhead. To get rid of them, soak the showerhead in warm vinegar for an hour, then use a toothbrush to remove the loosened deposits. Use a toothpick to dislodge deposits from the spray holes.
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