Hard water spots and mineral deposits typically look like cloudy, hazy white, chalky, or grayish-white crusty rings and film left behind after hard water evaporates from a surface. On clear glass shower doors and chrome bathroom faucets, they appear as rough, circular water drop outlines or translucent milky smudges that refuse to wash away with ordinary soap and water. Inside toilet bowls, hard water manifests as thick, yellowish-brown or chalky white mineral rings around the waterline where water sits. Verification: Run your finger over the discolored spot; if it feels rough, crusty, or raised, it is a calcified mineral deposit.
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