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Antikal is a Procter & Gamble cleaning brand focused on limescale removal for bathrooms and household surfaces.

Last updated November 4, 2026

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Overview

Antikal is a household-cleaning brand sold in European markets, primarily for bathroom and kitchen areas where limescale commonly accumulates. Its products are intended to remove or help prevent limescale on suitable hard surfaces such as taps, shower areas and sinks. The brand is associated with Procter & Gamble's home-care business and is typically offered in descaler, spray or related cleaning formats. The available information is insufficient to reliably establish its founding year, founder, original launch market or a complete brand history.

History

Antikal is a household-care brand centered on limescale cleaning, serving bathroom and kitchen-cleaning needs in parts of Europe. Its products generally address limescale removal, bathroom-surface cleaning and related routine maintenance, and the brand is associated with Procter & Gamble's home-care business. Because sufficiently reliable public information is unavailable, its exact founding year, founder, product-expansion history and market-entry dates cannot be confirmed. Accordingly, no further specific chronology is inferred beyond its product category, principal use cases and corporate association.

Products and positioning

A European household cleaning brand for bathrooms and hard surfaces, focused on descaling and limescale removal.

  • Antikal limescale cleaners

    Antikal's core product line is intended to treat limescale and mineral deposits on suitable hard surfaces in bathrooms, kitchens and other household areas. Formats may include sprays and other household-cleaning forms, with formulations and packaging varying by market.

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