I grew up with a family down the street. They didn't teach any of their children how to cook, bake, sew, change a tire, do laundry, or any of the every day mundane household chores that we should all know how to do. She wanted them all to have a college education and "marry well" so they could just hire people to do things for them. I also am friends with a woman that was raised this way. Well . . . Guess what? Life didn't turn out that way. For any of them. And as adults, many times they were embarrassed to admit they didn't know how to iron a blouse or shirt or even how to scramble eggs. Luckily they all found caring friends that helped them along the way and every one of them has proudly learned to Google effectively to teach themselves the everyday, common knowledge things that most people know. And proud when they can sew a button on their shirt themselves and save $7 or so instead of paying the local dry cleaner to do for them. Never be afraid to ask, chances are someone will be willng to teach you or help.
Pour a small amount of 20 Mule Team Borax in the bowl. Swish with a toilet bowl brush, insuring you get under the rim. Let set 30-60 minutes or overnight, then flush. Clean exterior toilet surfaces with a non bleach cleaner to avoid damaging newer porcelain. Use lightly dampened paper towels or soft microfiber cloth. As needed, wipe again with damp cloth, then dry.
Flush the toilet and then pour a quarter cup of Borax into it. Use your toilet brush to swish it around. Next, add one to two cups of vinegar and let the mixture sit for 30 minutes. You should be able to scrub the stains away!
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Here is some info to help you. https://www.thespruce.com/hard-water-stains-in-the-toilet-2719033
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Not everyone had a mom or dad or family member that taught these everyday chores. Now it's easy, when we don't know something, we can just Google!
https://m.wikihow.life/Clean-a-Toilet
I grew up with a family down the street. They didn't teach any of their children how to cook, bake, sew, change a tire, do laundry, or any of the every day mundane household chores that we should all know how to do. She wanted them all to have a college education and "marry well" so they could just hire people to do things for them. I also am friends with a woman that was raised this way. Well . . . Guess what? Life didn't turn out that way. For any of them. And as adults, many times they were embarrassed to admit they didn't know how to iron a blouse or shirt or even how to scramble eggs. Luckily they all found caring friends that helped them along the way and every one of them has proudly learned to Google effectively to teach themselves the everyday, common knowledge things that most people know. And proud when they can sew a button on their shirt themselves and save $7 or so instead of paying the local dry cleaner to do for them. Never be afraid to ask, chances are someone will be willng to teach you or help.
Try this weird hack using coca cola: https://www.craftylittlegnome.com/clean-toilet-coke/
Pour a small amount of 20 Mule Team Borax in the bowl. Swish with a toilet bowl brush, insuring you get under the rim. Let set 30-60 minutes or overnight, then flush. Clean exterior toilet surfaces with a non bleach cleaner to avoid damaging newer porcelain. Use lightly dampened paper towels or soft microfiber cloth. As needed, wipe again with damp cloth, then dry.
Flush the toilet and then pour a quarter cup of Borax into it. Use your toilet brush to swish it around. Next, add one to two cups of vinegar and let the mixture sit for 30 minutes. You should be able to scrub the stains away!
Here's a post that might help - https://chascrazycreations.com/easy-and-weird-toilet-cleaning-hacks-that-work/