Try denture tablets from the dollar store. Just put a couple in the bowl , allow to sit a couple of hours then use a toilet brush. Or just pour a little Clorox in the bowl and use the same process.
I have read the Coke will take care of it. Turn off the water to the toilet then flush and remove any standing water. Then fill the entire bowl with Coke (or up to the level where the water rings are). Let that sit for an hour or two.
Hello, 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.
White vinegar/ does a great job to get rid of rust and hard water calcium buildup and stains/ 2 L Coke will also work both take a long time to work from hours to overnight but very little scrubbing is needed. But if it very bad you might have to repeat it a couple of times to get it all off.
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Try denture tablets from the dollar store. Just put a couple in the bowl , allow to sit a couple of hours then use a toilet brush. Or just pour a little Clorox in the bowl and use the same process.
Scrub with bleach and mr clean pads
I have read the Coke will take care of it. Turn off the water to the toilet then flush and remove any standing water. Then fill the entire bowl with Coke (or up to the level where the water rings are). Let that sit for an hour or two.
Hello, 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.
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White vinegar & .25 cup baking soda let sit a few minutes and brush.
White vinegar/ does a great job to get rid of rust and hard water calcium buildup and stains/ 2 L Coke will also work both take a long time to work from hours to overnight but very little scrubbing is needed. But if it very bad you might have to repeat it a couple of times to get it all off.