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Interesting. You got that old look but with a new product. -
That is cool! -
Now who in the world thought this up? Sounds like an accidental splash went right!! So you just smear toilet bowl cleaner all over, wait 90 min and rinse then WoLa!! -
That's all I did! The time might vary depending on the piece, but 90 minutes was plenty of time for this little bucket. -
So is it the bleach that causes this reaction? Just for the record, I use the Clorox brand. Do you think that'll work? May have to give it a go just to see!!
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:) I wish you could see my smile right now. This is so stink'n awesome! Can't wait to try it. -
Susan, I think it's actually some kind of acid in the cleaner that does it. I don't know if Clorox brand would work or not, but why not try it?
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Love this...do you have a blog??? -
It is most likely the sodium hydroxide in the cleaner aided by the sodium hypochlorite (bleach). You can get this same result by using muriatic acid (formerly known as hydrochloric acid) which is available online and at home stores such as Lowes and Home Depot for less than purchasing toilet cleaner (although I think this is pretty awesome!). All of these products are extremely caustic so be sure to use gloves and safety glasses! I use muriatic acid to age chicken wire for my garden craft projects and it works great.
