Kalkkikertymänä
Kalkkikertymänä, often translated as limescale or calcium buildup, refers to the deposit of mineral salts, primarily calcium carbonate, that form when hard water evaporates. Hard water contains a high concentration of dissolved minerals, including calcium and magnesium ions. As this water is heated or left to stand, the dissolved minerals can precipitate out of solution and form a hard, chalky deposit.
These deposits are commonly found in households, particularly in areas where water comes into contact with
The appearance of kalkkikertymänä can range from a white, chalky residue to a thicker, more stubborn layer