While we often think of dirty glass in terms of windows, door shutters can also develop a stubborn buildup. The image below shows a door shutter with a thick layer of calcium deposits, which is not typical dust and dirt.
Calcium buildup on door shutters is primarily caused by hard water that develops into a stain. As water evaporates, it leaves behind mineral deposits that accumulate over time. This can make the shutter appear opaque and unsightly.
Regular cleaning methods are often ineffective in removing this stubborn calcium buildup. However, specialised cleaning solutions and techniques can effectively restore the shutter’s appearance.
If you’re struggling with calcium buildup on your door shutters, our services can help. We have the expertise and equipment to remove these deposits and restore the shutter’s original appearance.
