A toilet bowl cleaner that has iron water or rust remover will do the trick, snobowl, the works and I believe lysol puts a brand out for this. I have used this method on shower walls and tubs before. In rental cabins that I cleaned and it's alot cheaper than iron out or other cleaners.
Hi Carol. I'm Cindy. Make a paste of vinegar and cream of tartar. Put this paste on the rust stain. And then walk away. Let it set for 30 mins or so. Then scrub it into the surface of the shower stall using an old toothbrush. Carol, if this paste doesn't lighten the stain, try a marine cleaner that contains oxalic acid and is formulated to work on fiberglass. Good luck.
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Try lemon juice or white vinegar, Carol.
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A toilet bowl cleaner that has iron water or rust remover will do the trick, snobowl, the works and I believe lysol puts a brand out for this. I have used this method on shower walls and tubs before. In rental cabins that I cleaned and it's alot cheaper than iron out or other cleaners.
Hi Carol. I'm Cindy. Make a paste of vinegar and cream of tartar. Put this paste on the rust stain. And then walk away. Let it set for 30 mins or so. Then scrub it into the surface of the shower stall using an old toothbrush. Carol, if this paste doesn't lighten the stain, try a marine cleaner that contains oxalic acid and is formulated to work on fiberglass. Good luck.