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Old 02-21-2021, 06:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Rosebud2020 View Post
You don't even have to remove the showerhead.
Put vinegar in a plastic bag and tie the bag onto the showerhead with a twistie, rubber band or string.
Leave it for a few hours and viola!
Problem solved!
Anyone using this method should be aware that the straight vinegar will bleach out fiberglass showers or tubs if spilled on them