Tang - koolaid internet recommendations did not work for my toilet hard water stains/ ring.
My solution was the pumice stick. This is excellent way to remove stains and rings in the toilet. When commercial toilet cleaners fail -this is my go to. Great for thick crusted calcium mineral build up that the toilet waterbowl collcts.
They are found at my local Walmart for less than two dollars -good for multiple uses. Be sure to follow the use instructions, soaking the pumice stone in water for a few minutes. While the stone is soaking, grab your toilet brush and splash water up around the ring. Note: It’s very important to keep both the stone and the surface wet while cleaning to avoid scratching your porcelain.
I unfortunately scratched my new toilet with a wet pumice stone in water, so I avoid it. I buy cleaner at the $ Tree, the Awesome Orange with oxygen or Bang in the purple bottle. I spray some in and use the brush to lightly scrub. I then flush, pour a bit more in and let it sit.
Alternatively dishwasher pucks left to dissolve and soak work well for me too.
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Baking soda and vinegar.
https://www.thespruce.com/hard-water-stains-in-the-toilet-2719033......plain coke,kool aid a pumice stone
You could pour some CLR in the toilet and let it sit for a bit
Tang - koolaid internet recommendations did not work for my toilet hard water stains/ ring.
My solution was the pumice stick. This is excellent way to remove stains and rings in the toilet. When commercial toilet cleaners fail -this is my go to. Great for thick crusted calcium mineral build up that the toilet waterbowl collcts.
They are found at my local Walmart for less than two dollars -good for multiple uses. Be sure to follow the use instructions, soaking the pumice stone in water for a few minutes. While the stone is soaking, grab your toilet brush and splash water up around the ring. Note: It’s very important to keep both the stone and the surface wet while cleaning to avoid scratching your porcelain.
A pummice stone should do the trick too- good luck!
I unfortunately scratched my new toilet with a wet pumice stone in water, so I avoid it. I buy cleaner at the $ Tree, the Awesome Orange with oxygen or Bang in the purple bottle. I spray some in and use the brush to lightly scrub. I then flush, pour a bit more in and let it sit.
Alternatively dishwasher pucks left to dissolve and soak work well for me too.