Soap scum is a common issue that plagues many households, particularly in bathrooms. It forms a stubborn layer on bathtubs, making them look dirty and uninviting. For those who can’t afford to replace their bathtub, dealing with soap scum can be a source of embarrassment, especially when guests visit. Fortunately, there are effective ways to tackle this problem without breaking the bank.

Soap scum is a white or gray filmy layer that forms when soap combines with the minerals in water, such as calcium and magnesium. This reaction creates a hard residue that adheres to surfaces like bathtubs, shower doors, and tiles. The presence of body oils, dirt, and other contaminants can exacerbate the problem, making soap scum even more difficult to remove.

Assessing the Severity: How Bad Is the Soap Scum in Your Bathtub?

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