ACF 50 Wins again!

Off-topic
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So, the other day I decided I was getting pissed off seeing lime scale stains on the shower glass every few days.

One thing that drives me bonkers is lime scale, I was cleaning it ever few days just so I didn’t have to see it.

Then the other day I done it, then I went and washed the bike and thought BING ACF50 + Shower glass… What’s the worst that could happen?

I sprayed a little on, worked it over the glass and nearly 2 weeks later… NO LIMESCALE STAINS!!! WOOOOOOOOOOO! :smiley:

Admittedly its a little smeary and not nice shiny glass but I don’t care… NO LIME SCALE! YAY!!!

Any one else found any other USEFUL use’s for it?

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And shower indicators works perfectly as well.

R

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Indicators? :ermm:

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Well… never mind, different joke, different page, different book.

R

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Thanks for this handy tip Brett, I’m installing a posh new shower screen for one of my customers tomorrow. I might suggest this to them. I might copper grease the installation screws too;).

Doesn’t yours have indicators then? sounds like a pretty poor show to me:D

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What an interesting tip…

I may wait to see the long term effects though :smiley:

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if you use a squigee window washer thing after showering then you dont need to get rid of limescale (living the dream)

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I did that for a while but I got fed up doing it every day…

Hmm… I’m not sure, I guess il only see the long term effects if we renew our lease next month…

Power shower baby, none of that electrical nonsense!

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Snap, sadly…

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i hate when people dont use their indicators in the bathroom.

otherwise how do you tell other bathroom users you’re ready to come out the bath?

so unsafe.

:laugh:

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I’m with you guys, Daws will be after Pinlock inserts next because he hates cold showers and it steams up inside when he uses hot water

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Power shower? Electricity with water is very good mix, trust me I’m an engineer…

R

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Mr engineer. Power showers are designed to be used in zone 0. That means above the bath tub area. They are sealed units so are safe. Unless a numpty takes the cover off and removes the seal

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And this in the country which don’t trust their people enough to allow have proper socket in the bathroom :slight_smile:

R

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which goes to showw you how safe they are :slight_smile:
plugs arent water safe unless they are exterior plugs.
i wouldnt want water vapour on a standard plug.

you can have a 230v extractor fan within 60 cm of a shower screen but the switch must be further. go figure…