Use Snocap available in Ace Hardware, scrub d some inside the toilet then add some to the tank. Do this once a month. Can also be used outside the house for iron stains from sprinklers, spray it on with a garden sprayer and watch the stain run off. Does not hurt plants.
Lowes has an acidic toilet bowl cleaner that takes it right off. It is just called "acidic toilet bowl cleaner". Wear gloves for sure. The first time you may have to do it twice to get it all but maintenance is once a month to keep it gone. I did it exactly by the instructions and worked great.
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There are dark stains on the linoleum floor in the bathroom on both sides of the toilet. Tried using Baking soda with peroxide but it didn't work. HELP!!
Don't hold me to it, I think bicarb and vinegar should scrub it off try a small amount of Dawn. Oven cleaner should fix it. Best of luck.
You could try Pumice Stone!
Wrap with a rag soaked in white vinegar. may have to repeat.
pumice stone, a product called limeaway.
Use Snocap available in Ace Hardware, scrub d some inside the toilet then add some to the tank. Do this once a month. Can also be used outside the house for iron stains from sprinklers, spray it on with a garden sprayer and watch the stain run off. Does not hurt plants.
Lowes has an acidic toilet bowl cleaner that takes it right off. It is just called "acidic toilet bowl cleaner". Wear gloves for sure. The first time you may have to do it twice to get it all but maintenance is once a month to keep it gone. I did it exactly by the instructions and worked great.
Try a putting in a liter of drinking soda and then wait a couple of hours and clean as usual.