Mészklerakódás
Mészklerakódás is a Hungarian term referring to the process of limescale buildup. This phenomenon occurs when dissolved minerals, primarily calcium carbonate, precipitate out of water and deposit onto surfaces. Hard water, which is rich in dissolved minerals, is a common cause of mészklerakódás.
The accumulation of limescale is often observed in areas where water is heated, such as in kettles,
Removing mészklerakódás typically involves using acidic solutions, which react with and dissolve the calcium carbonate. Common