How do I remove stain in bathtub?
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Darlene
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As we winterize our cabin every year, this year was no different except when opening it back up for summer. Our plumber turned the water on but, the water dribbled from the tap leaving a huge stain near the drain. I have tried CLR thinking it would remove the stain. It did not. Any suggestions would be very much appreciated.
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I would try The Works toilet bowl cleaner. Its powerful scary stuff but I haven't found anything it can't get off.
You could try lemon essential oil
here is some info for you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRolyMwQMoI
Is it an iron stain? Try Iron Out: https://amzn.to/3gfv2zN
Zep is really good cleaner to try as well. You can get it at Home Depot
TLC helps a lot with lots of issues with bath stains
I second the Iron Out. I clean houses for a living, and also live in a house run on well water, and nothing even compares to it. Plus, if you get the powder form, it also works on sinks, tile, glass, dishes, and inside the toilet bowl and tank, dishwasher, washing machine, and water softener, and has instructions for all right on the bottle. Rust literally just melts away right in front of your eyes.
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You could try cleaning the tub with a homemade solution of baking soda and water. You could also check out these bathtub cleaning suggestions.
This video shows how to use baking soda, dish soap and essential oil to clean a tub - this may work, too.
Hello,
Try using a mild bleach solution.
Have you ever used Kaboom bathroom cleaner? It's taken some tough stains for me! Good luck and stay safe!
Have you tried Dud? It's a great stain remover, also Whink Stain Remover is great even for laundry but always do a test spot. Dud is a powder like Comet the Whink is a liquid. Good luck.
deppends what kind of stain that is
Soak it for as long as possible in a Calcium remover.
Hi Darlene, hope this helps you out, Spray with a half-and-half solution of water mixed with either bleach or vinegar. (Never use bleach and vinegar together; the combination creates toxic fumes.) — Allow to soak for 10 minutes. — Scrub and rinse once more.