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Many people mistakenly use baking soda to clean faucets, believing it effectively removes limescale. However, baking soda is not suitable for this purpose due to its alkaline nature, which does not dissolve calcium carbonate effectively. Instead, citric acid is recommended for limescale removal as it reacts with calcium deposits. Using baking soda can also scratch delicate finishes on faucets, especially when combined with abrasive sponges. Manufacturers advise using gentle cleaning products and avoiding harsh materials. To prevent limescale buildup, it's best to wipe faucets dry after each use, minimizing mineral deposits from evaporating water.