Yes, very much so. And frankly, as a political scientist, they are not wrong. The question of money in politics, in fact, was one of the most deterring factors I found in my whole years-long study on why Millennials (rationally, I thought) may not enter politics as a career.
Remove calcium deposits from a shower head by soaking the shower head in vinegar until the calcium deposits break up. If the shower head is not removable, rubber band a plastic bag filled with vinegar around the shower head with advice from a...
Step 1. Drain the water in the pool by at least 6 to 10 inches so that you can easily access the calcium-stained areas. This also allows you to wipe the loosened calcium off without depositing it into the pool water. Step 2. Kneel down on the edge of the pool, or get into the pool if you don't mind getting wet. Place a stiff-bristled tile brush on top of the calcium deposits and scrub the pool tiles using circular motions to loosen the deposits. Step 3. Wipe the pool tile with a cloth or a paper towel to remove the loosened calcium.