What kind of tub is it? Cast iron, steel or fiberglass? The type of tub would dictate the recommended cleanser. Because fiberglass can be easily scratched, baking soda seems to be the less offensive of all the mild detergents listed in the resource below.
“For stubborn areas, such as bathtub rings, you can make a paste out of baking soda and a little water. Wet down the tub’s surface and gently rub the paste onto it with a sponge, soft nylon brush, or cloth.”
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What kind of tub do you have? Porcelain or plastic?
porcelain
Hello Paula,
What kind of tub is it? Cast iron, steel or fiberglass? The type of tub would dictate the recommended cleanser. Because fiberglass can be easily scratched, baking soda seems to be the less offensive of all the mild detergents listed in the resource below.
“For stubborn areas, such as bathtub rings, you can make a paste out of baking soda and a little water. Wet down the tub’s surface and gently rub the paste onto it with a sponge, soft nylon brush, or cloth.”
https://www.hometips.com/repair-fix/bathtub-fiberglass-cleaning.html
I have an old porcelain tub and followed these steps : https://www.hunker.com/12119522/how-to-clean-a-porcelain-tub
Also wanted to know how to clean it if its Cast iron
Bon Ami cleanser sprinkled on a dampened cast iron tub, then scrubbed with soft microfiber cloth. Rinse and dry with soft cloth.